Former NHL Star Ilya Kovalchuk Lists His Luxe $14.5M Miami Beach Condo

Ilya Kovalchuk, who skated to glory (and big bucks) in the NHL with a variety of teams, is hoping to unload his fab Miami Beach pad for $14.5 million.

The swanky condo on Fisher Island in the Sunshine State is a 3,620-square-foot, three-bedroom unit. Situated in the coveted Palazzo Della Luna building, the posh place offers sunny views of the water and greater Miami. Let’s take a look around the winger’s sweet residence.

Shiny oak floors, sleek surfaces, and a sedate color palette add up to a soothing modern home in the sky. A private elevator whisks you up to this gorgeous condo, which offers a wraparound terrace and enormous windows that perfectly frame the bay and Miami Beach.

The kitchen is by Boffi and includes appliances from Sub-Zero and Miele; a wine cooler; and a 16-foot, marble island for serving and entertaining. The main bedroom is a quiet retreat with balcony access and a spa-inspired bath with a deep, oval soaking tub and huge shower.

Fisher Island is a 216-acre, private property accessible only by water and exclusively at the invitation of a resident or hotel reservation.

Kovalchuk stunned the hockey world when he quit the New Jersey Devils in 2013 (and a highly lucrative contract worth more than $100 million) and headed home to play in his native Russia. Kovalchuk also owned a custom-built megamansion in New Jersey. That place came in handy when he played for the Devils from 2010 to 2013.

That huge home in Alpine, NJ, went on the market for $18 million in 2019. A year later, the price was cut to $16 million, and the home now appears to be under contract for $10.9 million.

Though he did return to the NHL for a brief stint from 2018 to 2020, Kovalchuk’s currently working as a general manager for the Russian team Avangard Omsk.