Former Clippers Guard Eric Gordon Sells Los Angeles Home
Eric Gordon, the NBA’s supreme Sixth Man of the Year, has sold his home in Playa Vista for $2.705 million. He purchased the property three years back for $2.095 million, public records show.
Found inside Brookfield Residential’s Trevion campus, the three-story house includes an open arrangement, dull floors and high roofs. Bi-collapsing entryways broaden the fundamental floor living zone outside, where an inward yard holds two chimneys and a built in barbecue.
An incredible room, a dining region, a center-island kitchen and a third-story loft are among the basic zones. The master suite has an extensive walk-in closet for a sum of four bedrooms and five bathrooms in about 3,500 square feet of room.
The connected two-auto garage is furnished with an EV charging station.
The property came to market in June for $2.849 million, records show. Josh Goldstein of Compass spoke to both buyer and seller in the arrangement.
Gordon, 28, was a first-round draft pick of the Clippers in 2008 and went through three seasons with the group. In 2011, the shooting watch was managed to New Orleans as a feature of a multi-player trade that conveyed Chris Paul to Los Angeles.
Gordon found the middle value of 18.9 points per game while shooting 37.2% from past the three-point bend for the Rockets last season, his first year with the group.
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