Devin Booker's Arizona mansion sold for $3.45m, Suns star scores $200,000 profit

Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker has sold his Arizona mansion for a handsome $3.45 million, reports LA Times. Despite lowering his price tag by almost $750,000, Booker still scored a profit of $200,000 from house he purchased back in 2017. Devin Booker's bror Davon Wade held listing with real estate nt Kirk Linehan of eXp Realty. While details of buyer remain undisclosed, party was represented by Scott Grigg of Realty Executives.

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Devin Booker's Arizona house sold for $3.45 million, inside details

As described in listing, estate is located in Paradise Valley, a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona, about 15 miles rast of Suns' team stadium, Talking Stick Resort Arena. With views of Camelback and Mummy Mountain,  stunning mansion boasts a sleek modern style which greenery that starkly contrasts its desert surroundings. It was built in 2016 by luxury home builder BedBrock Developers. Booker purchased property a year later from Chris Karas of Karas Group at Launch Real Estate.

Spread across 5,600 square feet, it features four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms and a dedicated office room. Among amenities, mansion includes a atre room, an indoor-outdoor great room, dining room with wine stor, a swimming pool and a spa. outdoor area features a lawn of drought-resistant grass and a dedicated courtyard.  property also comes with a 4-car gar, an exercise room, a chef's kitchen. 

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Drafted by Phoenix Suns in 2015, Devin Booker as established himself as one of key starters for his team. His excellent development with Suns was rewarded with a massive contract extension at start of 2018-19 season. Booker signed a $158 million, five-year contract extension with Phoenix Suns. 

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 Michigan-native earned his first NBA All-Star call-up this season after enjoying a stellar regular season. Booker played 62 games during 2019-20 season, averaging 26.6 points, 4.2 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game. Suns were comfortably best side in NBA bubble, posting an impressive 8-0 (win-loss) record before narrowly missing out on playoffs. Phoenix ended season as 10th seed in Western Conference with an overall 34-39 record, tied with ninth seed Memphis Grizzlies and 0.5 games behind eight seed Portland Trail Blazers. 

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(Im Credits: Launch Real Estate Official Website, Devin Booker Instagram)