Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has surprisingly sold his sprawling mansion in the posh South Bay town of Atherton.
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has sold his sprawling mansion in the posh South Bay town of Atherton for $31.2 million, reports The Dirt. The deal happened last fall and is only now becoming public.
Curry sold the property for just $150,000 more than he purchased it in June 2019, the same year the Warriors moved from Oakland to San Francisco.Both the purchase and sale of the property was completed off-market so there are few details on the home. We do know that it is a 7,500 square foot, three-level gated house, mostly hidden from the street. It has four bedrooms and six baths and touts a swimming pool with a cabana, a guest house and a three-car garage, among many other amenities.
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