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Former Washington Wizard Russell Westbrooks Lists LA Home

  • September 13th 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Russell Westbrook's LA home.

Another former Washington Wizard who headed west after a stint in DC has listed a very pricey home for sale. 

Professional basketball player Russell Westbrook, now with the Los Angeles Lakers, is selling his Los Angeles home for nearly $30 million, per The Wall Street Journal. The Journal reports that Westbrook purchased the nearly 14,000 square-foot home in 2018. It has six bedrooms, a bar, wine room, gym and movie theater.

Westbrook, who played for the Wizards for just one season back in 2020, is the latest NBA player to head west from DC to another team and then put a high-end home on the market. 

Back in early 2020, NBA center Dwight Howard listed the 10,000 square-foot owner's loft at the Pierce School on Maryland Avenue NE after spending a season with the Wizards and then being traded to the Lakers. Then, late last year, Wizard legend John Wall listed his Potomac mansion after being traded to the Houston Rockets; that home was under contract in just 48 hours. 

Photo courtesy of Estates Photos LA. 

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