Hope she likes her neighbors! Tiger Woods' ex Elin Nordegren's 'divorce settlement mansion' taking shape and growing ever closer to exclusive homes next door

Tiger Woods' ex-wife may have spent millions on her Florida beachfront home but Elin Nordegren is getting her money's worth covering almost every inch of the 21,000 square foot plot.
She may have a sprawling three-floor mansion at the end of it but Swedish Nordegren will be living at close quarters with her neighbors in the exclusive neighborhood.
At least the former model has plenty of cash to spare on curtains after receiving around $100million in her divorce settlement from husband of five years and former golf No1 Woods.

 

 

Curtain-twitching: Tiger Woods' ex-wife's sprawling North Palm Beach mansion is taking shape and growing ever closer to her neighbors luxury homes

 

Mansion: Elin Nordegren is expected to move into her Florida mansion within months. The roof is currently being put on the North Palm Beach home

 

Cosy luxury: Elin Nordegren will share the beachfront at close quarters with her neighbors

The 32-year-old will build a new life in her custom-built dream home within months.
It follows her public humiliation in 2010 when it emerged Woods had had a string of affairs and their marriage sensationally broke down.
She will move into the property with the couple's two children Sam, 5, and Charlie, 3.
In recent weeks contradictory reports have emerged about the relationship between Nordegren and her ex-husband. 

 

Earlier this month it was rumored the pair were reconciling with reports Woods had even asked his ex-wife to remarry him over the holidays.
But yesterday a source close to the sportsman told Star magazine he is actually dating champion skier Lindsey Vonn.

 

 

 

Stunning: Nordegren, pictured left, will move into the North Palm Beach Estate, Florida, right, within months. Her luxury three-floor home is almost complete.

 

Luxury strip: Elin Nordegren's home will sit in the middle of the strip of luxury homes on Florida's North Palm Beach. The homes are close together but clearly large enough to allow their owners relative privacy

 

Flying the flag: Tiger Woods' ex Elin Nordegren proudly flies the Swedish flag above her new Florida dream home

 

On the waterfront: Nordegren's stunning property is being funded with some of the $100 million she received in her divorce settlement from Woods

 

'He wants to marry again and thinks Lindsey could be the woman,' the source said.
If she is indeed still enjoying her freedom, single Nordegren could do no better than moving into the exclusive home , featured on a local real estate blog.
It comes with its own wine room and movie theater and will also house an Olympic-sized swimming pool, waterfalls, Koi pond, spa, gym, when it is completed.

The master bedroom suite will be 1,200 sq ft and enjoy sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Nordegren bought a 1932 house on the plot for $12.2 million - but promptly knocked the property down.
The former nanny was criticized for destroying the property but she insisted it would have taken too much work to restore the home which was not hurricane proof and infested with bugs.
Woods has a new home about 30 miles away in Jupiter that until his multiple affairs ended his marriage was going to be the family home.

Stockholm-born Nordegren is said to be enrolled part-time as a student at Rollins College in Winter Park, where she is studying psychology.
The pictures of the property were featured on the blog of Jeff Lichtenstein, a local realtor specializing in luxury Palm Beach homes and Delray Beach estates 
'Our guess it that architecturally it will be contemporary in style. Curiosity abounds in the community as to why she is building such a large home for just her small family, as she spends much of the year overseas in her native land of Sweden,' the local expert wrote.

 

 

Look of love: Elin was humiliated after Tiger Woods' string of affairs were made public in 2009

 

 

New start: The former model was criticized for bulldozing the original property to make way for her own