Rick Fox, who spent 13 years in the NBA—part of it as team captain for the Los Angeles Lakers—is selling his luxe apartment in Los Angeles for $1,399,000.
After his hoop career, Fox appeared in a wide array of TV shows, which is probably why keeping a perch in SoCal made so much sense.
Now, he’s ready to part with the two-bedroom, three-bathroom condo—and we’re here to share all the pretty details.
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This elegant condo building is located along the “prestigious Wilshire Corridor,” the listing says. Fox’s unit includes lovely finishes and impressive amenities.
A private elevator leads to a hallway that opens to the main living spaces. The small kitchen has stylish dark-wood cabinets, counter seating, and stainless-steel appliances.
The primary suite boasts a big walk-in closet, and the second bedroom has an en suite bath.
Condo residents have access to a lap pool, outdoor dining and lounging space, fitness center, concierge service, storage facilities, and 24/7 valet service. The condo fee covers earthquake insurance, along with the usual water, internet, and waste management services.
The Canadian-born Fox was a first-round pick of the Boston Celtics in 1991. He joined the Lakers in 2004.
Fox’s TV career included spots on “Oz,” “Greenleaf,” and “Morning Show Mysteries.”
Today, the three-time NBA champ, who’s part Bahamian, serves as ambassador-at-large for the Bahamas. He’s also the CEO and co-founder of Partanna, a sustainable building materials company.
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