Walker had just finished a successful season with the Hornets in 2019. Many NBA teams, most notably the Boston Celtics, were interested in Walker when he was chosen to the All-NBA Third Team.

The All-NBA squad selection became a free agency and signed with the Celtics. It’s not surprising that Walker also bought a house nearby during that process. The four-time All-Star used $11.25 million of his personal earnings to pursue a home in Brookline. Two years later, Walker would switch teams from the Celtics to the New York Knicks and finally the Dallas Mavericks. Walker, who is no longer with the Celtics, received an undisclosed amount for the sale of his Massachusetts residence. It seems that Walker’s former estate is once more available for renting in the present day. To enjoy the lifestyle of an NBA All-Star, one must spend a mere $70,000 a month.

 

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Walker’s former home was built on a 1.5-acre property after it was first completed in 2019. The home has 9,592 square feet in total square footage. In total, there are six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.

The mansion has a formal dining room, a library, a family room, two grand staircases leading to the entrance, a modern kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, a master bedroom suite with a huge walk-in closet and an opulent bathroom, and numerous indoor lounge areas.

The house contains the majority of the property’s facilities. There is a shortage of outdoor space as a result. Actually, most of the backyard is taken up by a sizable driveway that goes to the garage. Furthermore, there are green areas that can be used for gardening. Walker used to be a promising point guard. So it should come as no surprise that he could afford to live in such an opulent home. Walker will continue to make a good living in the Euroleague even after he retires from NBA play.

Walker’s net worth is estimated by Celebrity Net Worth to be $20 million, a sum that has stayed largely consistent over the previous many years.