Racing icon Michael Andretti puts $12 million Indiana waterfront estate on the market after acquiring $27 million Florida paradise.

The Andretti family, a household name in motorsports, is making significant lifestyle changes as Michael Andretti steps further into retirement. After years of building a successful legacy both on and off the racetrack, he and his wife, model Jodi Ann Andretti, are trading their Midwestern home for a luxurious property in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, having recently listed their Indiana estate for $12 million.

Indiana Estate Listed for $12 Million

Michael Andretti’s Indiana mansion, prominently located on over five acres with views of Geist Reservoir, is now on the market for $12 million. Originally built in the 1990s, the chateau-style residence underwent extensive renovations and expansions after Andretti acquired it for nearly $2.2 million in 2016. Collaborating with the Palladium Group, they transformed the home into a contemporary masterpiece, featuring custom stonework and expansive outdoor living spaces.

Spanning over 21,000 square feet, this three-story residence includes nine bedrooms and twelve bathrooms. The centerpiece is a vaulted living room with a grand fireplace and panoramic lake views. The gourmet kitchen boasts a 14-foot island, an Italian Ilve range, and a dedicated caterer’s kitchen. A retractable glass wall opens to a covered veranda equipped with automated screens. Additional amenities include a movie theater, a 700-bottle wine cellar, a 15-seat bar, a fitness center, and a children’s playhouse. Furthermore, the property features a detached carriage house with two guest apartments and three climate-controlled garages, offering space for over a dozen vehicles.

The outdoor area is designed for a luxurious lifestyle, complete with a 50-foot pool, spa, waterfalls, fire features, a waterslide, and a three-slip boat dock. Architectural plans for a 4,400-square-foot sports facility are also available. View a video tour of the property:

Fort Lauderdale Mansion Acquisition

In August 2025, the Andrettis upgraded their living situation by purchasing a lavish 17,033-square-foot mansion in Fort Lauderdale for $27.375 million. Constructed in 2004 and set on 1.09 acres along the Intracoastal Waterway, the property features nine bedrooms and was acquired from Nevada businessman Patrick K. Willis.

This estate, which saw its value surge from $12.5 million in 2021, is equipped with an array of luxurious amenities such as a putting green, a full bar, a media room, a gym, an elevator, a basketball hoop, a conference room, and a resort-style swimming pool complete with cabana terraces and dock access. Priced at approximately $1,600 per square foot, this property ranks among the highest luxury sales in Fort Lauderdale this year. Here’s a video tour:

A Lasting Racing Legacy

Michael Andretti has established one of the most impressive careers in American open-wheel racing, recording 42 wins and clinching the CART championship in 1991 before a brief stint in Formula One. Following his driving career, he founded Andretti Autosport, which boasts five Indianapolis 500 victories and four IndyCar Series championships. His father, Mario Andretti, is revered as one of the sport’s legends, and his son, Marco, continues the family’s racing tradition as an IndyCar driver.

As the Indiana estate prepares to welcome new owners, the Andretti family embarks on their next adventure in sunny South Florida, an ideal backdrop for one of motorsport’s most enduring legacies.