Basketball and luxury real estate share more than you might think — both reward vision, both demand precision, and both have a way of making everyone in the room pay attention. With the NBA Finals tipping off this week, we're looking back at four standout properties from the Concierge Auctions portfolio with high-end affiliations to basketball.

1. Previously owned by Ben Simmons. 24350 Bridle Trail Road — Hidden Hills, California Sold for $13.552M

The 2018 NBA Rookie of the Year commissioned this ultra-private Hidden Hills estate in 2021 — and it plays like a championship roster: 12,000 square feet, seven bedrooms, 40-foot ceilings with exposed steel beams, a 6,000-pound brass floating fireplace, a soundproof movie theatre, a gym Simmons designed himself, and a 65-foot pool with a detached guest house alongside an infinity plunge pool on the olive tree-lined hillside.

2. Previously owned by Nick Van Exel. 3102 Noble Lakes Lane — Royal Oaks, Houston, Texas Sold for $9M

NBA All-Star Nick Van Exel once welcomed MTV Cribs through the gates of this Royal Oaks Country Club estate — and it holds up. The four-level, 20,900-square-foot steel-framed residence, designed by architect Paul Olson with over $16 million in enhancements, sits behind three secured gates and comes fully furnished with interiors by Miami designer Steven G., featuring a private cinema with $375,000 in speakers, a commercial-grade Brunswick bowling alley, a 3,000-gallon aquarium, dual full kitchens, and an entire floor dedicated to a custom Italian closet system. It sold at auction in December 2025, closing as the most expensive home sale in Houston that month.

3. Private basketball court. 9011 Breckenridge Drive — Magnolia, Near Houston, Texas Sold for $2.8M

Not many estates can claim both a regulation basketball court and a moat — but this nearly 11-acre Magnolia sanctuary delivers both, alongside an infinity-edge pool overlooking a private pond with exclusive beach access, a professional-grade outdoor kitchen, and contemporary finishes throughout the moat-encircled main residence.

4. Private indoor basketball court. 1469 Sunshine Lane — Southlake, Texas Sold for $14.224M

When no expense is spared and no amenity is left off the list, you get this — a fully automated 31,234-square-foot smart estate on nearly four gated acres in Southlake, complete with a full basketball court, bowling alley, state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos music studio designed by award-winning acousticians, performing stage, 13-seat media room, eight bedrooms, dual chef's kitchens, and a separate guest apartment — all minutes from DFW Airport.

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