Floyd Mayweather may have retired from boxing — at least for the time being — but he’s not letting go of the lavish lifestyle. The 41-year-old former boxing champion recently acquired a $10 million compound in Las Vegas, according to property records.

The estate boasts a 16,357-square-foot mansion, along with two guesthouses, a pool house, a small vineyard, and an underground garage, as detailed by listing broker Kamran Zand.The transaction was finalized on Monday.While Mayweather’s new residence isn’t the largest in town, and his purchаse doesn’t hold the record for the most expensive this year, it marks another significant deal in a real estate market that has been bustling in 2018.Interestingly, NBA star DeMarcus Cousins purchased a mansion across the street just a year ago.

With an impressive 50-0 professional record, Mayweather boasts a net worth of $285 million, according to Forbes magazine.Although his last bout was in August 2017 against UFC star Conor McGregor at T-Mobile Arena, Mayweather remаins in the spotlight.Recently, UFC’s Khabib Nurmagomedov playfully challenged him to a match, and Mayweather accepted, declaring on Instagram, “CBS, Showtime, MGM Grand, get the checkbook out!”While Mayweather’s new home came with a hefty price tag, it’s worth noting that at least one property in Las Vegas surpassed it in terms of cost this year.The mansion at 1717 Enclave Court, spanning 12,945 square feet, was sold for $13 million in March, according to property records.