Rick Ross, a well-known Floridian, is receiving the home keys from former NBA player Amar’e Stoudemire!

After only four days on the market, the rapper and businessman from Miami, born in Miami, bought the mansion in Southwest Ranches, west of Fort Lauderdale, in an all-cash transaction. The Florida-born player, Stoudemire, who spent one season with the Miami Heat, put the house up for $3.5 million. This transaction is the quickest closure in Landmark Ranch Estates’ history.

“It’s a spacious estate in a highly isolated region,” Ross describes his new home to PEOPLE. “From the moment I stepped inside, I appreciated the high ceilings and rich detail.”

According to NBC News, Ross also has a 45,000-square-foot estate in Fayetteville, Georgia, which was recently used as a prop for Prince Akeem Joffer’s (Eddie Murphy) castle in the film Coming 2 America.

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Situated on little more than 2.3 acres, the expansive, gated residence has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The main residence is 7,361 square feet with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. Among its exceptional features are two offices, a chef’s kitchen, a concealed movie theatre, an indoor bar area with a pool table, a nine-car garage, and a yoga room.

The master suite has a large closet with a chandelier and an en suite bathroom with a soaking tub. In the rear, there’s a summer kitchen with a grill, a terrace around the resort-style pool, and a waterfall.

There is an additional 1,314 square feet of space, a kitchen, and a living room in the guest house with two bedrooms and one bathroom.

Stoudemire was represented by Kim Knausz of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, while Ross was represented by Tawanda Roberts, his sister and agent, of Florida Realty of Miami.