Irving, who was selected first overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2011 NBA Draft, paid $800,000 to buy a 5,500-square-foot mansion from former Cavaliers Daniel Gibson and his wife Keyshia Cole.Irving stayed here until he was forced to leave Cleveland and was eventually traded to the Boston Celtics.

Here are some photos of Kyrie Irving’s 5,500-square-foot house.

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Irving formerly owned a property in Cleveland with six bathrooms and four bedrooms. The estate includes various basketball-themed amenities, such as a basketball hoop in the living room and a basketball arena outside. Furthermore, Irving most certainly used the mansion’s home gym, movie theatre, or recording studio while he wasn’t playing hoops. Furthermore, Irving’s opulent property includes a stunning walk-in wardrobe in both the master bedroom and master ensuite. Although Irving resided in this house during the peak of his career, he finally sold it. In 2017, the NBA champion sold his Westlake mansion for $1.7 million. Nonetheless, after failing to locate a buyer, Irving sold the property for $755,000.