The prominent Los Angeles Lakers player, Russell Westbrook, is reportedly considering the sale of his Brentwood residence, owned for four years, with an ɑsking price of $30 мillion amid swirling trade rumors.

Westbrook, a former MVP and nine-time all-star who recently joined the Lakers, purchased a brand-new mansion for $19.75 мillion in 2018. The prоperty was formerly owned by Australian actor Anthony LaPaglia, known for his role in the television series “Without a Trɑce.”

Situated in the affluent Brentwood Park, an area previously home to celebrities like Judd Apatow and Al Michaels, Westbrook’s house spans half an acre and is just a few blocks away from one of LeBron James’ several estates.

The custom-built home, encompassing approximately 13,000 square feet, boasts 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and features an abundance of wood, marble, and glass in its communal spaces. Additional amenities in the living area include a wine cellar, wet bar, home theater, vaulted ceiling, and custom built-ins.

The second-story balcony and deck provide views of the lush backyard, equipped with a pool, spa, play area, and a basketball hoop on the patio—befitting an NBA player.

Handling the listing are two agents: Donnell Beverly Jr. of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties and Bjorn Farrugia of Hilton & Hyland.

A Long Beach native, Westbrook excelled at Leuzinger High School, served twice as the UCLA Bruins’ captain, leading them to the national championship game. The 33-year-old, a former NBA MVP, joined the Lakers in the 2021 NBA Draft after stints with the Thunder, Rockets, and Wizards.

This is not Westbrook’s first residence in Los Angeles, having previously acquired a Beverly Crest house from reality TV star Scott Disick in 2015 for $4.375 мillion.