This view of the living area shows the glass wall overlooking the backyard.
The view of the house from T.C. Jester is sleek and contemporary enoying plentyof curb appeal.
A view of the living area from the kitchen. The space above the electricfireplace is designed for a flat screen TV.
The master bath and adjacent walk-in closet were carved from the middle bedroomof the once-three bedroom house.
The living area features beamed ceiling, original brick floors and a glass walloverlooking a verdant backyard.
The kitchen was compeletly rebuilt with European-style custom cabinetry andquartz countertops.
The guest bedroom is small but efficient.
The master bedroom opens to the backyard through a wall of glass.
Another NBA player has listed his San Antonio home, but this one never housed a Spur. New York Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson is selling his Dominion estate for $7.5 million.
After the still-stinging finals, maybe it’s for the best.
Having a Knick embedded in Silver and Black country might seem as unlikely as finding a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s court. But the shooting guard has a long history in the Alamo City. His parents, both in the Air Force, moved there when he was six. Later, he was named San Antonio High School Player of the Year while attending Karen Wagner High School.
His sprawling five-bedroom, seven-bath mansion, listed by Janay Bankston of Barlowe Daly Realty, naturally contains touches tailored to a pro baller. Photos show customized closets with shelving for caps and a huge collection of kicks. And the property makes space for a private gym and a half basketball court.
Half-court basketball kept Clarkson in shape.Photo courtesy of Barlowe Daly Realty
During downtime, Clarkson could relax in a jacuzzi, sip Champagne in a wine lounge, or watch Space Jam from the comfort of a theater room outfitted with stadium seating. Other luxe features include a four-car garage and elevator for those days when he did too many line sprints.
Photo courtesy of Barlowe Daly Realty
The spacious open area is roomy enough for an oversized sectional.
Outside, resort-style landscaping surrounds an infinity pool deck outfitted with an Italian pizza oven. A detached casita — built with its own bar — gives guests privacy but easy access to a quick dip.
Although the home is mostly in neutral grays and whites, the listing does give a peek of some of Clarkson’s personality. A zippy blue stove is installed in the marble island, an oversized Swatch hangs near the living room, and one room features a funky purple shag rug. A mischievous Pokémon is pictured on another rug.
Interested parties must book a showing 24 hours in advance. Inquiries may be made through Realtor.com. There’s no word on whether the many lanterns scattered across the living areas are included in the sale.
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