NBA star Mo Bamba is tying up loose ends in Florida after being traded by the Orlando Magic to the Los Angeles Lakers. He has advertised his penthouse in Orlando for $2,879,000.

NBA star Mo Bamba advertised his Orlando penthouse for $2,879,000

According to property records and Erin Wanner of Stockworth Realty Group, who represented Mr. Bamba in the acquisition, he purchased the penthouse in downtown Orlando for approximately $1.7 million in 2018, two months after being selected by the Magic in the 2018 NBA draft.

“This penthouse is truly a one-of-a-kind, trophy residence on the Orlando real estate market,” stated Ms. Wanner, who is currently handling the sale. “When Mo purchased this unit, he had a vision, and he spent nearly two years bringing that vision to reality.

Two years were devoted to renovating the penthouse

“He renovated the space artistically with opulent high-end finishes and cutting-edge technology. “Whoever gets to call this penthouse home next is very fortunate, as he has impeccable taste,” she added.

Ms. Wanner stated that the home was designed by Ted Maines Interiors and features custom wall coverings by Phillip Jefferies, light fixtures by Tom Dixon, smart home technology and acoustics from brands including Crestron, Sonance, and Vicoustic, as well as English oak and exotic wood flooring, marble walls, and marble countertops.

The residence is 4,800 square feet in size

According to the listing, the 4,800-square-foot penthouse has three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a formal living room with an integrated resting area, a family room with a 110-inch projector screen, a formal dining room, and a chef’s kitchen.

The residence also features a wraparound terrace with expansive views of the city skyline, according to the listing.

Among the three apartments

The listing occurred last week. In 2021, it was listed for $2.795 million, according to listing records.

The 2005-built condominium structure is within walking distance of Lake Eola, Thornton Park, restaurants, and shops. Included in the amenities are a heated pool and spa, a community room, round-the-clock security, and concierge services.

Kitchen

Terrace

Mr. Bamba, who was unavailable for comment, made his professional debut on October 17, 2018, when he helped the Magic defeat the Miami Heat 104–101. He was traded to the Lakers in a four-team transaction involving the Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets earlier this month.