NBA's Spencer Dinwiddie Lists California Mansion For $6.9 Million
Spencer Dinwiddie Calabasas Mansion Hits Market ... Seeking $6.9 Million
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Spencer Dinwiddie's time in Calabasas is coming to an end -- the former Laker just listed his mansion for a little over $6 million after signing with the Hornets this offseason.
The 6'5" guard put his house back on the market this week with Josh & Matthew Altman of Douglas Elliman ... a 7,269 square foot property that's close to the Malibu coast and has breathtaking views of the Santa Monica mountains.
The 2021 custom-built property has it all ... an open layout with wide oak hardwood floors, Italian fixtures, balconies, two elegant staircases and a three-car garage.
Inside the digs are five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a massive gourmet kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, a media lounge and a gym.
The outside is just as impressive -- an infinity pool, fire pit, outdoor kitchen and, like we said, the amazing views!!
Dinwiddie initially had it listed at $7.7 million in 2024 ... and it's now available for $6,995,000.
It's unclear why Dinwiddie, 32, is letting go of this beauty ... especially since he was born and raised in Los Angeles. He did, however, sign a one-year deal with the Charlotte Hornets in July.
We reached out to Josh and Matt Altman regarding the listing ... and they had no comment.
Before the Hornets, Dinwiddie -- who averaged 11 points and 4.4 assists per game last season -- suited up for the Pistons, Nets, Wizards, Lakers and, most recently, the Mavericks.
