In November of last year, the Los Angeles Lakers acquired the services of German basketball superstar Dennis Schroder, who had previously played for the Atlanta Hawks and the Oklahoma Thunder. A $4.3 million estate in the San Fernando Valley was bought by the 27-year-old Braunschweig native and his wife Ellen Ziolo, according to records. He is presently negotiating a contract extension worth tens of milliоns of dollars.

The alluring contemporary mansion sits on a tiny, lengthy plot of land in Tarzana, concealed by forbidding black gates and walls. With one huge room serving as the family room, dining area, and kitchen, this 2017-built home boasts an open floor design. Featuring a large SubZero refrigerator, handcrafted cabinets, and imported stone, the chef’s kitchen is described as “spectacular” in the listing. A black marble fireplace with two faces is also present. A loggia with a fireplace, full kitchen, and BBQ may be accessed by two sets of Fleetwood doors.

Throughout the main house, you’ll find six bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The master suite, located on the upper floor, has two private terraces, two dressing rooms, and a resort-style bathroom decorated with foreign wood and stone. A home theater with ten seats, an office, and a sеcrеt wine cellar with glass walls beneath the grand main staircase are some of the other remarkable features of this magnificent property. Perhaps the most peculiar aspect is the expansive rooftop terrace, complete with a barbecue, lighting, and views of the treetops in the pancake-flat San Fernando Valley.

A huge pool and spa are the only features of the 0.35-acre property, which is laid out entirely with an L-shaped grass. Beyond that, there is a guesthouse with two stories that offers an extra bedroom with an ensuite, a second kitchen, and room for a fitness center. The concrete basketball court in the property’s far rear offers Shroder a private space to hone his professional game, which is the best part, in his opinion.