Former Laker Derek Fisher puts his custom estate in Hidden Hills up for sale
Five-time NBA champion Derek Fisher is ready to make a change to his home court. He’s put his estate in gated Hidden Hills up for sale at $6.995 million.
Offered as a pocket listing, the Traditional-style home sits on more than an acre with an outdoor kitchen, an entertainer’s patio and a swimming pool and spa. A two-stall horse barn and a detached guesthouse complete with a full kitchen and living room are also within the grounds.
Fisher bought the house in 2009 for $5.5 million and then spent six figures to customize the property, said Kofi Nartey of The Agency, who holds the exclusive listing.
“[Fisher] essentially bought the house new and then put hundreds of thousands [of dollars] into additional touches and renovations,” said Nartey, who noted custom-painted interiors, dark Hickory wood floors and an immaculate chef’s kitchen.
The kitchen -- with two islands, marble countertops and warming and cooling drawers -- flows into a vaulted great room that opens to the grounds through pocket doors.
Other features of note include a two-story foyer with a sweeping staircase, a custom home theater, a wood-paneled den and an elevator. Modern chandeliers top the formal living and dining rooms.
A total of six bedrooms and eight bathrooms are within more than 9,400 square feet.
Lawns, mature trees and a wide flagstone patio fill out a sprawling backyard setting. A four-car garage sits off the side of the home.
Fisher, 41, paired with Kobe Bryant in the Lakers backcourt on multiple championship teams coached by Phil Jackson. Shortly after retiring in 2014, the former point guard was hired by Jackson to be the head coach of the New York Knicks, a position he held until February.
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