Former NBA player Derek Fisher and Gloria Govan's L.A. mansion gets sold for under $3 million

Former Los Angeles Lakers player Derek Fisher and wife Gloria Govan have sold their LA mansion for under $3 million to a lucky buyer. The 4-bedroom and 4.5-bathroom sprawling mansion in Chatsworth was listed in January, and now has been sold off.

Many say this has been a bargain deal for the buyer, who is now the owner of such a luxury property for such a steep price.

The former Los Angeles Lakers star might be looking to move to a new destination, after this change in pace.

Lucky buyer gets a steal deal for Derek Fisher's LA home

After playing for 18 seasons in the NBA, Derek Fisher retired as a professional basketball player in 2014. But that didn't mean he was ready to leave the game behind, as he joined as a coach that very year for the New York Knicks.

He stayed with them for 2 years before moving to Los Angeles Sparks in 2016, and worked for the G League team till 2022. But it looks like he might be ready to move to a new destination, as the former player has sold his LA home for under $3 million.

The lucky buyer has a steal in his hands with the Mediterranean-style home. Along with 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, the mansion boasts high ceilings, a gourmet kitchen, an office cum library, two lofts, a three-car garage, a putting green, a full basketball court, and a fully covered dining room with a BBQ pit.

For under $3 million, this is like a giveaway deal, and whoever bought the property ought to be thrilled.

Derek Fisher recently celebrated his 51st birthday

Derek Fisher retired from professional basketball before embarking on his 40s, but is still every bit a part of the game and is often seen coaching youngsters. He last worked as a coach for the G League team, Los Angeles Sparks, but that ended in 2022. Since then he is often spotted working with young players, showing them a few tips and tricks of the game.

He recently celebrated his 51st birthday on August 9th. Commemorating this milestone in his life, he posted a picture of himself, grateful for everyone who is a part of his life.Also Read: LeBron James’ agent Rich Paul proposes major change to NIL structure