Discovering Hidden Hills’ Crown Jewel: A Tour of Kevin Durant’s $15.6 Million Mansion

There is a towering figure who has defied all expectations in the worlds of basketball and high society. Famous for his basketball prowess, Kevin Durant has easily parlayed his achievements into a life of richness and grandeur.

The acquisition is rumored to have cost a royal $15.6M, a sum that attests to Durant’s great taste in luxury. An air of opulence permeates the building, which features a total of six bedrooms, nine luxuriously appointed bathrooms, and a roomy four-car garage.

A plush home theater is waiting for you inside, where you can relax and enjoy the movies in style. While the mansion’s wine cellar is designed to store Durant’s most prized vintages, the fitness center and steam room are there to ensure that Durant stays well and relaxed.

Details about the living area are fascinating; it’s a large, open room with hardwood flooring, a high ceiling, and lots of windows that let in lots of natural light. The large garden has amazing leisure and entertainment amenities.

A sparkling pool seems like a liquid gem amid the green surroundings, and a wonderful fire pit welcomes the sparking of discussions under the patio’s protective overhang. A cabana, the paragon of relaxation, stands invitingly nearby, beckoning you to step inside and unwind. The showpiece of the estate is an immaculate basketball court, a fitting tribute to Durant’s chosen profession, and a surefire hit with sports fans.

Kevin Durant has expanded his real estate portfolio beyond his extravagant Hidden Hills home. In 2016, for a sum of one hundred thousand dollars, he rented a lavish Hamptons property with seven thousand square feet, five bedrooms, and a slew of amenities. Moving westward, he spent $12.05M on a Malibu mansion with 3,423 square feet and breathtaking ocean views in 2018.

Durant spent the year 2020 at a mansion in Oakland Hills with seven bedrooms and eight baths. The 5,744 square foot Oklahoma City home he purchased in 2011 and resold in 2013 for $1.95 million demonstrates his real estate investing prowess beyond the realm of professional basketball.