Jeff Bezos is saying besos to Seattle, as he reportedly bought his Washington dwelling for a staggering $63 million.

The sale marks the priciest residential transaction within the state’s historical past, in line with the Puget Sound Enterprise Journal.

Bezos, 61, bought the 9,420-square-foot Hunts Level pad — which late artwork collector Barney A. Ebsworth beforehand owned — in April 2019 for $37.5 million.

The sprawling property options three large bedrooms and 4 sizable loos.

It additionally contains lavish facilities like an elevator, no less than one colossal walk-in closet, a secondary kitchen for catering, a rooftop terrace with a fire and a glass walkway linking the principle property to a two-story guesthouse.

The mansion is modern in type and flanked by lush foliage. Plus, it occupies 300 ft of Lake Washington’s shores.

The Amazon founder introduced in November 2023 that he was “leaving the Pacific Northwest” and making Miami his dwelling base.

“Seattle has been my dwelling since 1994 after I began Amazon out of my storage. That’s my dad behind the digital camera on this video, touring Amazons’ first ‘workplace,’” he captioned an Instagram video on the time, calling his dad and mom his “largest supporters.”

Bezos defined that his people had “just lately moved again to Miami,” the place the household lived when he was rising up.

The Blue Origin founder identified that he and his fiancée, Lauren Sánchez — who each “love” Miami — “wish to be shut” to his dad and mom.

“Additionally,” he made certain to notice, “Blue Origin’s operations are more and more shifting to Cape Canaveral.”

Bezos added of the “thrilling” but “emotional” resolution, “I’ve lived in Seattle longer than I’ve lived wherever else and have so many superb reminiscences right here. … Seattle, you’ll all the time have a chunk of my coronary heart.”

The tech entrepreneur, who has a internet price of $200 billion, nonetheless maintains two properties within the Emerald Metropolis: a $10 million dwelling he acquired in 1998 and an adjoining residence he snapped up in 2010 for $45 million.

The pads reportedly home private employees, although Bezos is seeking to unload them, too.

His Miami portfolio contains three mansions on Indian Creek Island, which is also referred to as “Billionaire Bunker.”