Vasilevsky Takes 30-Year Mortgage for Florida Villa

Russian goalkeeper Andrei Vasilevsky took out a 30-year mortgage for $5.5 million to buy a villa in an elite area of Florida, USA.

Consensus

Andrei Vasilevsky, a Russian NHL player, took a 30-year mortgage in 2024 to purchase a mansion in an elite area of Tampa, Florida.
The mortgage amount was $5.525 million.
The property was bought for $8.5 million.
The home was built in 2018 and originally included a pool.
Vasilevsky and his wife decided to renovate the property, including removing the pool and cutting down trees.
A new addition was built onto the main house.
The renovation blocked sunlight from reaching a neighboring property.
The mortgage is due by May 1, 2054.
Vasilevsky is playing for the Tampa Bay Lightning.

The house is located near the U.S. Air Force base MacDill. — vesti
The house is located near the U.S. military air base MacDill. — vm
The house is located near the U.S. air base MacDill. — tg_bazabazon
Vasilevsky will repay the mortgage at age 60, when he is 60 years old. — vesti
No mention of Vasilevsky's age or repayment age. — vm
Vasilevsky's wife's name is mentioned as Ksenia. — tg_bazabazon
Vasilevsky is 32 years old. — vesti
No mention of Vasilevsky’s age. — vm
President Vladimir Putin supported a proposal to reduce mortgage rates for large families in Russia on September 5. — vesti
The article mentions the arrest of composer Igor Krutoy’s luxury apartment in the U.S. and lists other Russian celebrities with foreign real estate. — vm
The article includes a link to a news section on MAX.ru. — tg_bazabazon