The New York Knicks are in a pretty bad place these days, but one of their former stars appears to be doing just fine.
Former Knicks sharpshooter Allan Houston is selling his 19,300-square-foot mansion in Westchester County for $19.9 million, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The sprawling home, which sits on 10 acres of land in the exclusive gated community Conyers Farm, is a sports fan’s dream. The surrounding land features a golf practice area complete with a putting green and sand trap, while the house itself boasts its own basketball court and trophy room.
Houston and his family had the house custom-built in 2006 after he retired in 2005, ending a nine-year tenure with New York in which he earned NBA All-Star honors twice. It appears the 44-year-old is moving on, though, so if you love sports and have $20 million to spare, this is the house for you.
If not, checking out photos of the amazingly elegant abode should serve as a small consolation prize.
