Australian NBA star Matthew Dellavedova hopes to score $3.1 million after listing his Tudor-style mansion in Milwaukee for sale
NBA star Matthew Dellavedova has listed his six-bedroom, three-bathroom mansion in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with a price guide of US$2.1 million (AU$3.1 million).
Built in 1934, the two-story Tudor-style home is located in Shorewood, a village in Milwaukee County, and boasts gorgeous views of Lake Michigan.
Dellavedova, 32, bought the property in 2016 for US$1.36 million – which equates to about AU$2.2 million in 2022 – when he was playing for the Milwaukee Bucks.
NBA player Matthew Dellavedova has listed his six-bedroom mansion in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with a price guide of US$2.1 million (AU$3.1 million). Pictured: a street view of the property
The Olympic champion played in the 2021 NBL season for Melbourne United, but is now back in the US playing for the Sacramento Kings, reports the Herald Sun.
Before announcing the listing, Dellavedova had been renting out the fully renovated lakeside home for about US$10,000 (AU$14,800) a month.
The house combines Old World charm with modern styling.
Surrounded by a lush half-acre of grounds, the mansion faces Lake Michigan, giving water views from every room.
Dellavedova (pictured) bought the property in 2016 for US$1.36million – which equates to about AU$2.2million in 2022 – when he was playing for the Milwaukee Bucks
Features in the 395 sqm spread include original stone floors, a dazzling formal dining room and a grand staircase.
There’s also a spacious chef’s kitchen including a butcher’s block, heated flooring and breakfast space.
The main bedroom has heated marble flooring, walk-in wardrobes, and a his-and-hers vanity.
The spacious chef’s kitchen includes a butcher’s block, heated flooring and breakfast space
Luxury add-ons include a basement sauna and recreation room.
Dellavedova first rose to fame after he won an NBA Championship playing with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
That same year, he played with the Boomers in the Rio Olympics when the Australian side narrowly missed out on a bronze after losing to Spain 89-88.
Features in the 395 sqm spread include original stone floors, a dazzling formal dining room and a grand staircase (seen on the right)
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