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Former NBA forward Justise Winslow failed to crack an NBA roster in the 2023-2024 season and might be looking to ply his hoops skills overseas this fall.
He recently listed his Tarzana, CA, mansion for $5,295,000.
The huge six-bedroom, seven-bath residence occupies nearly an acre and a half in this leafy Los Angeles suburb.
The house was built in 1951.
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An enormous living room flows to the kitchen.
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Marble-clad kitchen
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This bedroom accesses the back patio and pool.
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There’s a pergola and lots of room for lounge chairs.
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Yup, there’s a basketball court on the property, too.
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Built in the 1950s but fully renovated within the past decade, this private compound is set back behind gates and is at the end of a long driveway. The 6,200-square-foot home features lofty ceilings, new flooring, custom closets, and recessed lighting. The kitchen is a stunner, with Viking appliances and gorgeous marble on the island.
But the views surrounding the home truly take the cake. The new owner will enjoy them from the 200-foot deck, which features an outdoor kitchen, a bar, fire pit, pool, and pool house. There’s even a basketball half-court and a three-hole putting green.
Eco-friendly amenities, such as solar panels and a tankless water heater are included. The home also comes with an inviting guesthouse that could serve as a rental unit, mother-in-law suite, or a spot for family and friends.
Winslow was a college hoops star who played for Duke University. He lead the team to the NCAA Championship in 2015. After five seasons with the Miami Heat, he bounced around the league for a bit. In 2023, he played for the Raptors 905 of the G-League but never suited up for an NBA contest this season.
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