Judge Judy’s Naples Mansion Sells for $9.5 Million—but TV Legend Is Forced to Slash Price by $1 Million to Snag a Buyer

Judge Judy has sold her sprawling Florida property for $9.5 million—more than 10 years after she snapped up the dwelling in a tony Naples neighborhood.

The fearsome TV judge—whose real name is Judith Sheindlin—initially listed the 10,607-square-foot property in August for $10.49 million but was forced to drop that price by nearly $1 million in order to secure a buyer.

Her decision to put the home on the market came close to one decade after she purchased the expansive dwelling for $8.6 million, with property records indicating that she later transferred ownership of the home to her son, Adam Levy, and his wife, Lori.

According to records, Judy purchased the dwelling with her second husband, Jerry Sheindlin; however, she appears to have passed the home to her second-born child, who she shares with her first spouse, Ronald Levy, around 2022.

Located in the "exclusive" community of Bay Colony Shores, the property was described as being "graciously situated" on close to 1 acre, while offering incredible "attention to quality and detail."

The exterior of the property is surrounded by palm trees, lush greenery, and a wraparound driveway.

Upon entering the dwelling, guests are greeted with a large staircase that is covered in a colorful, floral wallpaper. The flooring is the epitome of luxury as it is adorned in black marble.

"Architecturally defined by attention to quality and detail, this home is designed for relaxed and gracious living," the listing crowed.

The living area matches the home's colorful aesthetic thanks to its blue walls. It also comes complete with a cozy fireplace, and modern overhead lighting.

Another lounging space comes complete with light green walls and floral couches.

The chef's kitchen features a green ceiling with yellow walls, light wood cabinets, and state-of-the-art appliances.

Adjacent to the cuisine center is a breakfast nook which sits in front a blue striped wallpaper.

Moving into the dining area, there are turquoise walls that are lit up by the shimmering chandelier.

The bedrooms offer the same eccentric designs thanks to their yellow, blue, purple, and green walls.

The bedrooms are also large enough to fit king-sized beds.

The primary bathroom features floral wallpaper and a marble vanity, while another bathroom comes complete with a sunken tub.

The TV personality's former home also features a sophisticated wood-paneled office.

Elsewhere in the property, there is a large gym.

The backyard boasts an outdoor kitchen and a resort-style pool.

"The luxuriously landscaped grounds feature a pool side cabana, gazebo and a 3,200 square-foot micro-screen enclosure surrounding a saltwater 74-foot lagoon-style pool and spa," the listing added.

"The car enthusiast will be delighted with the two air-conditioned three-car garages."

As well as the amenities included with the property itself, the community also boasts a number of communal features to residences, including membership to its private beach and tennis clubs.

Although she just sold her Florida property, Judy is still attempting to offload her New York City penthouse, which she recently offered a steep discount on.

The TV star first listed the Manhattan pad in 2024 for $9.5 million after picking it up in 2013 for $8.5 million.

However, months after she listed the dwelling, she decreased the asking price to $8.5 million.

The property remains on the market.