Exclusive | Driver Ferrari Challenge requires $ 17.2 million for his stunning Miami home – months after buying it for $ 14.5 million

While racing car drivers do whatever they can to avoid cars rolling in the race, house flights are another kind of challenge.

That is to say, Ferrari Challenge’s driver Jay R. Schreibman is trying for an impressive flip of Miami Spec, Gimme Shelter has learned. He is ranking his modern manse for $ 17.2 million – approximately three months after selling $ 14.5 million for the home on April 10.

Schreibman is head of the Gallagher area, a Illinois -based insurance services firm. He bought the residence from developer Alex Pirez, who had dropped $ 2 million for the land in 2020, according to property data.

“Jay has done some homework and he is selling it fully furnished,” said a spokesman.

The Ferrari challenge, launched in 1993, is interested in the owners of Ferrari who want to run their car. The first series of North America began in 1994.

Hanome’s house is at 4820 SW 86 terrace and was built last year in the Ponce-Davis neighborhood. Was is designed by Saota, an international firm of international architecture. At 9,000 square meters, it contains a modern design for interior/exterior living – at 0.87 hectares. Inside there are five bedrooms, five baths and two dust rooms.

The glass windows from the floor to the ceiling display the views and leave abundant light. The house boasts a kitchen of a chef connecting to an open/dining area, while the main bedroom suit oversees the bases and exterior salons.

Outside, there is a pool, a summer kitchen and tourist style spaces for fun.

“It’S’S’S A home such a special – an architectural design we’ve seen before, with so much wood and natural light, and it’s great to enter, with sliding dogs that are completely open to the outside, for a full interior/exterior lifestyle,” said Compass Boschetti.