Kyrie Irving is one of the NBA’s highest-paid superstars, but he lives in a modest mansion in Ohio valued at less than $1 million

Kyrie Irving, the first overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft, invested $800,000 to acquire a 5,500-square-foot residence from former Cavaliers player Daniel Gibson and his wife Keyshia Cole. This property served as Irving’s home during his tenure in Cleveland until circumstances led him to depart from the city and subsequently get traded to the Boston Celtics. Here are some glimpses into Kyrie Irving’s opulent 5,500-square-foot mansion.

Situated in Cleveland, Irving’s former residence featured six bathrooms and four bedrooms. The house showcased various basketball-themed elements, such as a basketball hoop in the living room and an outdoor basketball arena. In his leisure time away from the basketball court, Irving likely utilized the mansion’s amenities, including a home gym, movie theatre, and recording studio. The luxurious home also boasted impressive walk-in wardrobes in both the master bedroom and master ensuite.

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While Irving enjoyed this residence during the peak of his career, he eventually decided to part ways with it. In 2017, the NBA champion successfully sold his Westlake mansion for a notable $1.7 million. However, facing challenges in finding a buyer later on, Irving eventually sold the property for a reduced price of $755,000.