NBA star Patrick Beverley is still not ready to part ways with his California residence.
The outspoken guard was let go by the Los Angeles Lakers mid-season as the team underwent a complete overhaul during the trade deadline. In February, the three-time NBA All-Defensive Team member signed with the Chicago Bulls. In return, Beverley has recently put his luxurious Encino, CA apartment up for rent.
Listed at a staggering $23,000 per month, PatBev’s 5-bedroom apartment seems to have attracted potential tenants. The 5,264-square-foot mansion was built in 2020 and boasts a bright and open floor plan.
Get a VIP look at celebrity homes Design details include high vaulted ceilings, custom tilework, and wood and marble floors throughout. The upscale space is also equipped with surround sound speakers and a security system.
Kitchen (Realtor.com) The stylish chef’s kitchen features a minimalist design with custom cabinets, a pantry for food storage, sleek stainless-steel appliances, and a large center island with a prep sink and breakfast bar. Sliding glass doors in the breakfast area lead out to the patio.
Adjacent to the kitchen, the family room showcases a beautiful stone fireplace, built-in bookshelves, and sliding glass walls that open to a covered poolside area.
Spacious home theater (Realtor.com) Two bedrooms are located on the first floor, with three additional bedrooms on the upper level.
The primary suite offers a spacious retreat with white oak beamed ceilings, a fireplace with a tiled wall, two walk-in closets with built-in shelving, and a sliding glass door that opens to a private balcony. The suite even includes an espresso machine and a refrigerator for serving a simple morning coffee on the balcony.
The primary bathroom is a stunning feature with custom tilework, a double walk-in shower with accent lighting, dual vanities, a custom cabinet, and a separate soaking tub.
The property also boasts a family theater, a pool, and a spa, as well as a poolside guest house with a 3/4 bath.
Swimming pool (Realtor.com) While playing for the Los Angeles Clippers, Beverley purchased the home in April 2021 for $3.78 million.
At 34 years old, he will transition to freelance work after the 2023 season with the Bulls.
Beverley has had an 11-season career in the league and is renowned for being a tenacious guard—and a formidable opponent. If he decides to continue playing, he will need to catch on with a new team this summer. If nothing pans out on the court, he might consider becoming a demand-driven sports talk show host.
