In total, the renovated abode spanned 7,257 square feet, with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms. One town house was designed as private living quarters, and the second with entertaining in mind. A billiard room, theater, and a spacious sauna were among the property’s luxe offerings.
In 2016, he retired his Thunder jersey and signed to the San Francisco Golden State Warriors. Before leaving town, Durant listed his remodeled town houses for $1.5 million—a steep discount, considering he invested a reported $3 million in renovations. According to the listing, the neighboring structures ultimately sold for $1.1 million in 2017.
Oakland contemporary home
While helping the Warriors win championships in both 2017 and 2018, Durant rented a 9,000-square-foot mansion in Oakland, California, according to Realtor.com. Per listing history, it appears that the basketball star paid $13,000 a month for the hilltop home, which boasted sprawling views of the Bay Area through its floor-to-ceiling windows. The lavish residence had seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a theater, and a curving staircase.
Durant reportedly moved on from the contemporary-style adobe in 2019, when he signed with the Brooklyn Nets. In 2020, the estate listed for just under $6 million.
Malibu mansion
In 2018, Durant rectified the fact that he did not have a Malibu beach house with the purchase of a $12.05 million waterfront property in the wealthy California enclave, per Mansion Global. The roughly 5,100-square-foot contemporary-style home had four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a media room, a gym, and a library. Throughout, ocean-view decks and walls of glass took full advantage of the scenic locale. The baller sold the dreamy dwelling in 2019 for $12.15 million.
Manhattan apartment
After signing on to the Nets, Durant was naturally in need of an NYC pad. Few details about this residence are publicly known, but Forbes reported in 2022 that the four-time Olympic gold medalist was living in a “sleek and infinitely long apartment” overlooking the High Line in Manhattan. Durant reportedly equipped the home with a blue velvet couch, gym equipment, and an office filled with his extensive trophy selection (though his two championship rings apparently live in the bedroom). It’s unclear if this home was a rental or if he purchased it.
KD was traded to his current team, the Phoenix Suns, in 2023. He’s kept a low profile when it comes to his Arizona home, but presumably wherever he stays in the Grand Canyon State is similarly impressive to the rest of his portfolio.
Hidden Hills estate
In 2021, The Real Deal reported that Durant paid a whopping $15.6 million for a spec mansion in LA’s Hidden Hills neighborhood in an off-market deal. Not a lot is publicly known about the property, but it is reportedly a 10,000-square-foot modern farmhouse on a 1.8-acre plot at the end of a gated cul-de-sac.
The iconic sportsman seemed to give a sneak peek at the home’s pool deck on Instagram in 2022. A neon E$ sign on the white brick wall in the background is a compelling indication that the pictured property belongs to KD, who is also known by the nickname Easy Money Sniper. A well-equipped barbecue area, a fire pit, a balcony, and a blue-tiled swimming pool can be seen in the photo.