GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS star Steph Curry is living the high life in his new Silicon Valley home.
Having previously lived in a comparatively tiny 7,535-square-foot Atherton mansion situated on 1.18 acres, Curry has now moved to a substantially bigger property in the nation’s priciest zip code.
According to new information from Front Office Sports, Curry sold his former home for $31.2 million to billionaire Forrest Li toward the end of 2021.
That’s $1.2 million more than he bought his new 17,761-square-foot residence for in December 2020.
Curry never loses.
The four-time NBA Champion’s current home, also in Atherton, lies within a 1.7-acre plot.
It contains seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a movie theater, a bar, a wine cellar, a swimming pool, and a sundeck.
Per the report, the home’s master bedroom has its own fireplace, wet bar, and of course, a marble bathtub.
The home has an unsurprisingly spacious atmosphere, including vaulted ceilings, and multiple large windows throughout adding a great deal of natural light, which also helps to connect the interior to the luscious grounds it lies within.
Curry’s business nous when it comes to flipping and profiting off of properties is no surprise, given that he’s already proven to be quite the businessman.
The NBA’s highest earner on the court, Curry is the league’s second-highest earner overall with an expected income this year of $95.1 million.
Entering the first of his new four-year contract, worth a reported $215.3 million, Curry also has various business ventures such as his content company Unanimous Media, his recently-released children’s book, I Have a Superpower, and his partnership with Under Armor.
