Trae Young, a star for the Atlanta Hawks, currently has a contract worth over $240 million, so it’s no surprise that he was able to get some really good stuff. According to public records, the 24-year-old Texan, who primarily splits his time between Atlanta and Oklahoma, paid exactly $20 million for Clay Matthews’ sprawling Calabasas mansion. Britney Spears, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are among the other residents of Estates at the Oaks, a double-gated community where the mansion is located.

While it’s the second-largest sum ever paid for a Calabasas property, behind only the $30 million a tech entrepreneur paid on the same street last year, Matthews’ initial asking price fell 33%. The former Los Angeles Rams star purchased the then-vacant property for around $2.6 million in 2013 and spent countless dollars building his fantasy home in California, primarily designed by his wife Casey. The couple reportedly moved from their lavish Calabasas mansion to Nashville.

Typically French The massive mansion covers an area of approximately 14,000 square feet and has seven bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. Its architectural style is provincial with a very modern touch. In addition to the large front yard and the second separate enclosed courtyard, there is a garage for up to nine vehicles, partly underground.

Countless custom finishes—intricate moldings and moldings, wide-plank walnut floors, antique wood beams reclaimed from old farmhouses, and unusually high ceilings—contribute to the luxury of the interiors. There’s also a wine cellar that can accommodate thousands of bottles, a movie theater that seats 15, and perhaps the property’s most impressive feature: a wood-paneled library with an 800-gallon aquarium, professionally designed for Matthews in a small house. 2018 episode “Tanked”.

According to the listing, the second-floor master suite has a living room and a luxurious Borghini marble bathroom. Backed by the Santa Monica Mountains, the 1.63-acre estate features a saltwater pool, athletic fields, and manicured gardens and lawns that one would expect from a $20 million estate in Los Angeles.

Young continues to maintain residences in the Brookhaven area of Atlanta and Norman, Oklahoma, where he owns an 8,000 square foot property.