Danny Granger, the small forward who currently plays for the NBA team "Miami Heat", has reportedly sold his home in the Hollywood Hills for $3.8 million.
Granger first listed the home in November 2012, just months after he purchased it $3.71 million. He, apparently,also offered the residence for rent asking $25,000 a month that year.
The house went on and off the market finally appearing for $3.99 million in November last year. Sitting unclaimed for a month, the house received a pricechopper again to re-list for $3.79 million.
Property records show that the home went under contract in April, but closed transaction only last week. Howard Zuckerman of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California represented Granger in the sale, while the buyers were assisted by Kevin Jobe of John Aaroe Group.
The Los Angeles Times first reported the sale.
Listing records of the home state that the residence is a 6,657-square-foot single-family residence, sitting on a 0.64 acre lot.
Comprising of four bedrooms and five full and one half bathroom, interiors of the home feature mixed flooring and drywall ceilings, with floor to ceiling glass windows that provide panoramic views of the city and the Hollywood sign amid the stretching skyline.
The home offers wide living spaces that include a formal drawing room, a dining area, a family room, a study and a modern gourmet kitchen with a center island and granite counter-tops.
The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a soaking tub.
The house also has a gym, a theater and a bar.
Outside, the residence has a pool with a spa and a pool house. There is a three-car attached parking garage and five extra parking spots too.
The listing described the place as a, "Sexy and chic prestigious architectural view home".
More photos of the home here.
Granger, who plays at point forward and power forward positions too, started his career with the Indiana Pacers for most of his career. He was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers for a brief period but signed a two-year, $4.25 million contract with the Miami Heat in July this year.
Experts say that Granger's introduction to the team could prove super successful for the Heats.
"Although it hasn't been spoken about much since it happened, the signing of veteran small forward Danny Granger could be key for the Heat's success this season, especially when it comes to the rotation of the role players," Jared Doyle of Rant Sports wrote.
