Lewis Hamilton’s property portfolio includes London, New York, Monaco, and Geneva. The most successful Formula 1 driver enters his 17th season.
One of the finest parts of playing the world’s biggest sport is the money. Hamilton spent money by selling his bright red private plane, which you can now rent. Instead, he’ll take a taxi from his London home to his luxurious residences.

Lewis loves America, especially New York, where he owns two properties. He spent £32m on a Manhattan penthouse in a condo project co-owned by Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen in 2019.

His 6,547-square-foot home has a pool, fitness center, squash court, library, and wine cellar, as well as a large outside area with Hudson River views. He also featured his three-story, 8,900-square-foot penthouse with a pool. Hamilton bought the five-bedroom, six-bathroom Tribeca property for £34m in 2017, although he never lived there. He may have sold it.

London

Hamilton bought this West London six-bedroom detached property from Burberry chief designer Christopher Bailey and his spouse, actor Simon Woods, in 2017.

‘Generous gathering area’ flows into a 200ft lawn with an outstanding summer house at the magnificent property.

Monte Carlo

Hamilton lives in Monaco, like many F1 drivers. His property is unknown, but he provided a photo of his beautiful view.

Manhattan

However, his Manhattan, New York, residence was already suitable for a king when he arrived. Hamilton moved from Tribeca to the building owned by friend and NFL legend Tom Brady for £50m.

The development has photos of a 12,000-square-foot three-unit apartment with a plunge pool, library, and downtown New York vistas.

Geneva

Hamilton’s fourth and final property, in Switzerland, attracts racers like Monaco. Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher, fellow world champions, live in Luins hamlet, Nyon, which has many Monaco-like qualities.

Like the principality, it offers secrecy, great training, and tax havens for the mega-rich.