Inside Kobe Bryant’s previous home—now on the market for $2.6 million, includes The late Lakers great and his wife, Vanessa Bryant, bought the three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home in 2013 for $1.3 million.

Kobe Bryant’s former residence in Irvine, California, has made a swift return to the market, listed now at $2.6 million, a notable increase from its original purchase price. The property, initially acquired by Kobe and Vanessa Bryant in 2013 for $1.3 million, has recently undergone a substantial transformation, valued at nearly $200,000.Inside Kobe Bryant's former home — on the market for $2.6M

Nestled within the prestigious guard-gated community of the Summit at Turtle Ridge, the home has been completely renovated into a modern masterpiece from its previous traditional style. The interior boasts a chic, contemporary aesthetic with a gourmet kitchen featuring an oversized marble island, custom backsplash, and top-of-the-line appliances, all perfect for culinary enthusiasts.The home spans 2,400 square-feet. A elegant courtyard with planted trees. The yard leads to swinging french doors that open into the formal dining area. The outdoor patio features a fireplace and BBQ with plenty of space for entertainment.

Outside, the Tuscan-inspired property unfolds with a meticulously landscaped backyard, enhanced by a verdant garden, Jacuzzi, and a stylish outdoor bar and barbecue area designed for lavish entertaining. The master suite, described as akin to a luxurious hotel retreat, offers serene garden views and includes an opulent custom dual-vanity bathroom, an expansive shower, a soaking tub, and a generously proportioned walk-in closet.The home's outdoors offers a zen experience. The foyer. The newly upgraded kitchen boasts and open-floor plan. The formal dining area. The open-floor living room drenched in sunlight. The master suite opens out to the garden.

Vanessa Bryant, having sold this investment property she once shared with Kobe, continues to reside with her children in a nearby Newport Coast estate, ensuring her connection to the Orange County community remains strong.