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Los Angeles Clippers Star Bradley Beal’s Former Maryland Mansion—and Washington Wizards Home Base—Is Sold for $9.5 Million

A sprawling Maryland mansion that was once home to Los Angeles Clippers star Bradley Beal has sold for $9.5 million—just under a year after it was listed for $11 million.

Beal, 32, who is known to his fans as “Big Panda,” purchased the extraordinary property for $7.8 million in 2019, seven years after he joined local team, the Washington Wizards.

While living in the property—which features an incredible underground basketball court—the athlete and his wife, Kamiah Adams, enjoyed several major family milestones, having purchased the dwelling in the same month their second son was born.

Less than three years later, they revealed they were expecting a third child and even filmed a gender reveal in front of the property’s outdoor sports court, which Adams later shared on her YouTube channel, excitedly announcing that they were welcoming another boy.

However, in 2023, the Washington, DC-based team, which selected AJ Dybantsa as their No. 1 overall pick in this year’s NBA Draft, traded Beal to the Phoenix Suns, prompting him to quietly sell his opulent Bethesda, MD, abode for $9.2 million in November of that same year.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA - NOVEMBER 06: Bradley Beal #0 of the LA Clippers reacts to a three-point shot during the first half of the NBA game against the Phoenix Suns at Mortgage Matchup Center on November 06, 2025 in Phoenix, Arizona. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
A Maryland mansion that was once home to former Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal has sold for $9.5 million.

Less than two years later, the property, which was built in 2016, returned to the market in September 2025 with a much higher asking price of $11 million.

At the time, real estate agent Robert Hryniewicki of HRLS Partners at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, who co-listed the property with Adam Rackliffe, Christopher Leary, and Micah Smith, touted its most impressive feature: the one-of-a-kind underground basketball court, which he noted was unlike anything he’d ever seen.

“Oftentimes, homes have a half-basketball court, but this one is full-size,” he told Realtor.com®. “Bradley Beal lived there from when the home was built until 2023 when the sellers purchased it.”

However, even with the property’s oh, so special amenities and its impressive ties to the NBA star, it struggled to make its mark on the local housing market, with records showing that it underwent multiple price reductions—dropping to $9.99 million in February—before it was sold for $9.5 million on June 5.

Certainly, the home is perfectly suited for another sporting superstar, offering a wealth of wellness- and fitness-focused amenities that expand well beyond the indoor basketball court.

“There is also a hot tub, swimming pool, cabana, and green space to play soccer or other outdoor sports,” Hryniewicki previously stated.

“One of the key highlights is the indoor/outdoor programming that the house affords. It is on a flat, level parcel, which is very unique and hard to find. It’s also super private, surrounded by mature landscaping.”

Designed by GTM Architects, the 13,448-square-foot interior boasts custom millwork, designer lighting, high ceilings, and oversized windows. After the current owners purchased the property from Beal, they then poured another $1 million into renovating it and turning it into their dream abode.

Bradley Beal's former Bethesda, MD, mansion
Beal, 32, who is known to his fans as “Big Panda,” purchased the extraordinary property—which comes complete with an underground basketball court—for $7.8 million in 2019. (Google Earth)
Bradley Beal and his wife Kamiah do a gender reveal at their Maryland home ahead of the birth of their third child
The property served as the backdrop to a gender reveal that Beal and his wife, Kamiah Adams-Beal, shared on YouTube in 2022, ahead of the birth of their third child. (YouTube/Kamiah Adams-Beal)
Bradley Beal and his wife Kamiah do a gender reveal at their Maryland home ahead of the birth of their third child
Beal and his spouse share three sons together, the third of which was born in 2022. (YouTube/Kamiah Adams-Beal)

“Everything on the inside has recently been updated and renovated, and is as luxurious as possible,” he added. “The owners have invested $1 million since purchasing it in 2023. It has the widest-scale appeal because it was built for entertaining but doesn’t live too large for everyday family living.”

Located in the Avenel Community, the four-level residence has an elevator for easy access to each floor. The grand foyer opens up to formal dining and living rooms. A two-sided gas fireplace is shared between the living room and study.

The gourmet chef’s kitchen has custom cabinetry, marble countertops, and an oversized island with a prep sink and breakfast bar. A family room with tray ceilings has a built-in wet bar and separate wine bar with pantry designed for entertaining.

“I think the next person will be a high-net-worth individual, who will likely use it as a primary residence,” Hryniewicki noted at the time of the listing. “Someone might also want to buy it as an entertainment or trophy property.”

Upstairs, a lavish primary suite boasts an opulent bathroom with a soaking tub, an enormous glass-stall shower, and two separate vanities. The stunning sanctuary also has dual boutique-inspired, walk-in closets, and two sets of French doors that open up to a private terrace overlooking the landscaped lot.

The lower-level “entertainer’s dream” features a recreation room with a wet bar, a fitness center, guest suite, an extra storage space, and access to the dedicated indoor full-sized basketball court.

Outside, the resort-style backyard also features a covered patio and firepit.

“The home’s address is Bethesda, which is one of the first suburbs outside of Washington, DC,” he explained. “It is also five minutes away from Congressional Country Club. It’s a true oasis, yet you are just 15 minutes away from being in the city.”

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300K Custom ‘Sneaker Room’ and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million

An Arizona megamansion that boasts a custom-built $300,000 “sneaker room,” a full-size basketball court, and a golf course has hit the market for $23.5 million—providing one very wealthy sports fanatic the opportunity to snap up a piece of paradise.

Located in Scottsdale, the awe-inspiring mansion offers 21,410 square feet of living space, which includes seven bedrooms and 18 bathrooms. Outside, residents get the run of two resort-style pools.

Then there is the celebrity heritage. Built from the ground up by Brett Hardt, a longtime sports aficionado and founder of the brand Attitude Is Free, the home has played host to a huge number of A-list athletes, including Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul, and Damian Lillard.

After buying a 5-acre lot in 2014, Hardt began building an epic sports-focused escape, which includes a regulation-sized basketball court that is located 15 feet below the ground.

Far from being a simple place to shoot hoops with pals, the basketball court more than holds its own against some of the NBA’s most popular venues. It features a professional scoreboard, a locker room, private parking, and stadium seating.

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Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
An Arizona megamansion that boasts a $300,000 “sneaker room,” a full-size basketball court, and a golf course has hit the market for $23.5 million.

(Realtor.com)

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
The custom “sneaker room,” which cost $300,000 to build, is also known as the “Jordan Room”—for the hundreds of pairs of Michael Jordan sneakers on display.

(Realtor.com)

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
The regulation-sized basketball court is located 15 feet below the ground. It features a professional scoreboard and stadium seating.

(Realtor.com)

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
The main living areas are spacious and elegant.

(Realtor.com)

The impressive home also calls attention to legendary players’ longtime influence on the fashion industry, courtesy of a $300,000 customer “sneaker room.” Also known as the “Jordan Room,” it features a “museum-quality display of 290 Michael Jordan sneakers.”

The room holds Hardt’s personal collection of Air Jordans, which he began collecting in 2004. But there is space to display 325 pairs of sneakers.

Additional amenities include a nine-hole putting green, a golf simulator, a home theater, a full bar, a gym, and a 2-mile jogging track.

The main residence offers five bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, which feature marble flooring, glass chandeliers, and soaking tubs.

The living room has floor-to-ceiling windows, a dramatic fireplace, and tile flooring. Adding elegance are the Costa Rican-inspired wood ceilings. The chef’s kitchen boasts state-of-the-art appliances, a marble island, and wooden countertops.

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
Outside, there is a nine-hole putting green. Inside, there’s a golf simulator, a home theater, a full bar, and a gym.

(Realtor.com)

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
The chef’s kitchen boasts state-of-the-art appliances and a marble island.

(Realtor.com)

Enormous Arizona Mansion With a $300,000 Custom 'Sneaker Room' and Full-Size Basketball Court Hits the Market for $23.5 Million
One of the megamansion’s 18 bathrooms

(Realtor.com)

Despite the enormous size of the mansion, homeowner Brett Hardt insists that his family is “humble” and that he went to great lengths to ensure that the property didn’t look ostentatious from the street.

The primary suite is “a private sanctuary with spa-like amenities, stunning views, and direct outdoor access,” the listing notes. “Family-friendly spaces include a dedicated playroom with an enclosed grassy area for children.

“A separate 1, 551 sq. ft. guest house with two bedrooms offers privacy and comfort for extended stays, complete with its own entrance and amenities. The estate’s amenities are unparalleled.”

“Architectural highlights include Costa Rican-inspired wood ceilings and Chicago brick accents, reflecting the owner’s roots, while the Elan Control System integrates smart home technology for effortless living.

“Additional features include three Wolf ovens, including a conduction model optimal for gourmet cooking, and a jogging track encircling the entire property. The track measures 3/10 of a mile, with seven laps equaling two miles,” the listing continues.

Hardt purchased the plot of land in 2014 for $920,000 and millions more in building his personal paradise.

However, in an interview with AZ Central, Hardt insisted that he went to great lengths to ensure that the size of his home didn’t send the wrong message about his family.

“It may not seem like it because of the size of the house, but we are humble people. We designed the house so that it didn’t look pretentious from the street.”

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