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Snoop Dogg is eager to visit Stephen Curry’s mansi...

Snoop Dogg is eager to visit Stephen Curry’s mansion every day just because of a convenient entertainment room that he really likes

Stephen “Steph” Curry, the Golden Warriors point guard, moved into a more lavish Atherton, California house months before selling his “dream home” to a Singapore miℓℓio𝚗aire last October.



 

The Ohio native, 34, and his TV personality/entrepreneur wife Ayesha, 33, paid $30 miℓℓio𝚗 for their magnificent contemporary property in December 2020.

 

The U-shaped stucco and glass house with seven bedrooms and nine baths is hidden behind walls and a gated driveway on approximately 2 acres of flat land. It dwarfs the couple’s 7,500-square-foot Atherton house.

 

A huge motorcourt and grand entrance lead to a two-story glass-topped atrium with a chandelier and floor-to-ceiling pocketing glass doors to the rear of the three-story mansion.

From there, highlights include formal living/dining rooms, a gourmet kitchen with an eat-in island, and top-tier stainless equipment. The dining room and fireplace family room have extra glass doors to the exterior.

The master retreat contains a fireplace, wet bar, marble bath with soaking tub and glass-enclosed shower, movie theater, full bar, and wine cellar. The Studio Green grounds contain a pool, sundeck, cabana, manicured lawn, and lots of outdoor sitting and gathering places.

Curry is the NBA’s all-time 3-point shot leader and the sixth-highest-paid athlete in the world, earning $86.2 miℓℓio𝚗 per Sportico. Ayesha’s kitchenware and Food Network show “Ayesha’s Home Kitchen” are famous.

The Curry family bought a $2.1 miℓℓio𝚗 Winter Park vacation home in Orlando this summer in addition to their Atherton home.

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