Former NBA forward Martell Webster is ready to part ways with his handsome home in Portland, OR.

A native of the Pacific Northwest, Webster was a high school standout in Seattle before making his 2019 NBA debut with the Portland Trail Blazers at the age of 19.

After his career was cut short by a hip injury, Webster retired from the league in 2017. That same year, he returned to Portland and purchased this five-bedroom home for $2.2 million. Six years later, the stately 5,837-square-foot residence is back on the market for $3 million.

Sunlight floods the lovely home, which has beamed ceilings, a soft white palette, and an open floor plan. Natural wood floors warm the living and dining rooms and kitchen, which has double sinks and a large marble island that seats three.

The new owner can choose between two primary suites, including one that adjoins a home office with a fireplace, as well as a luxe bathroom with large tub and double vanities.

Located in the coveted neighborhood known as Dogwood Park, this home actually feels like a private playground. There’s room out back for a fire pit, play structure, trampoline, and, naturally, a basketball half-court.

The well-outfitted outdoor living area includes a kitchen, gas fireplace, TV, grill, and minifridge. And the entertaining doesn’t have to stop when the temp drops—the spot is equipped with ceiling heaters, so you can enjoy the space year-round, in any kind of weather.

Webster, 36, played for 10 seasons with three NBA teams. His best season was with the Washington Wizards in 2012–13, when he averaged 11.4 points per game. In his posthoops life, Webster has reportedly ventured into the real estate business and dabbled as a rap artist.

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