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NBA stars rank high up on the list of the world’s highest-paid athletes and that means they have enough funds at their disposal to spend on the luxuries they desire. Often, it’s all about creating an image and fans expect peak performance from their favorite stars both on and outside the basketball court. It’s understandable why most of them choose to go for the most expensive outfits, footwear, accessories, and other swag. Most of them opt to spend even more on cars and houses. Here are a few NBA stars who boast of having the most luxurious houses and stunning sets of wheels.
Pau Gasol, Milwaukee Bucks – California, Estimated $3.325 Million
Pau Gasol, the Spanish basketball player for the Milwaukee Bucks, won the NBA Championship twice when he played for the Los Angeles Lakers. Gasol scored quite the deal when selling his Redondo Beach residence in 2016 for $3.325 million. The house was composed of two condos that were connected to create a single residence, that came with four bedrooms and six bathrooms. Other awesome features were an elevator, a media room/wet bar, and its own temperature-controlled wine cellar. Pau acquired the two units separately in 2008 and 2011 for $2.98 million, so this real estate property sale paid off in the end.
Steph Curry, Golden State Warriors – California, $2.94 Million
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Stephen Curry’s career is on an upward direction, and he can boast of being an NBA All-Star a total of six times; he’s clinched the NBA Most Player recognition twice. Curry also became the very first NBA player to take up a supermax contract when he re-signed with the Golden State Warriors in 2017. Curry owned the above pictured Walnut Creek abode that he had bought with his wife Ayesha in 2015. They had bought the 7,900-square-foot house for $3.2 million but sold it for $2.94 million. The mansion description includes a wine cellar, five bedrooms, a guest house, an outdoor kitchen, and a game room.
Giannis Antetokuompo, Milwaukee Bucks – River Hills, Estimated $1.8 Million
Giannis Antetokuompo is the Milwaukee Bucks forward and he’s been quoted saying that he prefers quiet cities to flashy ones like Miami or Los Angeles. It would explain why he decided to make the not-too-flashy River Hills village in Wisconsin his home in 2018. He bought a $1.8-million mansion that boasted five bedrooms with seven and a half baths. The home decor includes custom built-ins and one bathroom features the most exquisite tile work that extends through to a walk-in-shower with a soaking tub. He bought the 10,000-square-foot house from Mirza Teletovic, a former Bucks player.
Anthony Davis, New Orleans Pelicans – Los Angeles, Estimated $7.5 Million
Anthony Davis, the New Orleans Pelicans forward, made headlines when he bought an extravagant $7.5-million Los Angeles mansion in 2018. The house sits just 40 miles away from the Staples Center in Westlake Village. The house includes a basketball court (indoor), a home theater, a gym, an outdoor kitchen, and an infinity pool. A guest house that has its own private bar is also part of the package. The 26-year-old Davis is on a five-year extension contract worth $145 million with the Pelicans running all the way to 2020.
Andre Iguodala, Golden State Warriors – 2011 Chevrolet Corvette, Estimated $75K
Professional basketball swingman Andre Iguodala plays for the Golden State Warriors. He is one of the best defenders and shooting guards, earning him the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player title in 2015. Iguodala owns a range of multi-million-dollar vehicles, including a Mercedes Benz, Chevrolet Corvette, BMW M3 G-Power, and a Ferrari. He also has several residences to his name, such as the $3.6-million mansion in Lafayette. The 5,700-square-foot posh home is equipped with great facilities, including an indoor basketball court, a chef’s kitchen, among other features. Besides basketball, Iguodala is into tech and has invested in Facebook and Twitter stocks.
