The Los Angeles Lakers parted ways with controversial NBA guard Patrick Beverley after a mid-season shakeup that took place during the trade deadline. The three-time NBA All-Defensive Team player joined the Chicago Bulls in February. Beverley just put his lavish Encino, California apartment up for rent as a result of this move.

At a whopping $23,000 per month, prospective tenants have been interested in this stunning 5,264-square-foot apartment with five bedrooms. Built in 2020, the mansion boasts an expansive and airy design, high vaulted ceilings, distinctive tilework, and wood and marble flooring throughout. The opulent house also features an advanced security system and surround sound speakers.

The chef’s kitchen boasts a spacious central island with a prep sink and breakfast bar, custom cabinets, a pantry, and state-of-the-art stainless-steel appliances. Sliding glass doors in the breakfast area open to a delightful patio.

Adjacent to the kitchen, the family room is adorned with a charming stone fireplace, built-in bookcases, and sliding glass doors that seamlessly connect to a covered poolside area.

Two bedrooms grace the first floor of the residence, while an additional three bedrooms are situated on the upper level. The main suite stands as a generous sanctuary, featuring white wood-beamed ceilings, a fireplace with a tiled surround, two walk-in closets with built-in shelving, and a sliding glass door leading to a private balcony. The suite is thoughtfully equipped with amenities such as an espresso maker and a refrigerator, allowing for a leisurely morning coffee on the balcony. The main bathroom is equally splendid, showcasing custom tilework, a double walk-in shower with accent lighting, dual vanities, a custom cabinet, and a separate soaking tub.

The property also offers a family cinema, a jacuzzi, a pool, and a poolside guest house with a 3/4 bath. Acquiring the residence in April 2021 while playing for the Los Angeles Clippers, Beverley invested $3.78 million in the property. As the 34-year-old Beverley plans to part ways with the Bulls after the 2023 season, he is exploring opportunities for freelance work. With an illustrious 11-season NBA career as a tenacious guard and formidable opponent, Beverley may contemplate a transition to sports talk show hosting should he choose to retire from playing.