Denver Nuggets star Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is ready to pass his Potomac, MD, mansion to a new owner.

Situated on an acre lot, the six-bedroom, eight-bath, Hamptons-inspired estate is on the market for $5.9 million.

The shooting guard purchased the property just a couple of years ago for $4.9 million, when he was starring for the Washington Wizards.

Marvelous mansion

“Luxury living” is an understatement when it comes to this more-than-13,000-square-foot home.

The long, heated driveway leads right to the stately facade, which sports a black-and-white palette and large columns. 

Step into the grand foyer, which has no shortage of magnificent details. From the marble floors to the 24-foot ceiling to the dramatically curved staircase, there are plenty of design flourishes to catch your eye.

Meanwhile, the elegant dining room provides a luxurious setting for lively gatherings around an oversized table. Meanwhile, the moody, black chandelier and two-toned, tray ceiling are a match made in home-design heaven. 

The main-level living areas flow seamlessly together. In this part of the house, you’ll find a gas fireplace, wall of windows, and built-in shelving. Arched doorways are found throughout the first floor.

The over-the-top kitchen features Wolf and Sub-Zero, stainless steel appliances; glossy, marble countertops; dual islands; and a breakfast nook. But the cherry on top just might be the doorway that opens to a covered terrace.

Those who work from home will appreciate the private conference room with an airy feel. And kids will get plenty of mileage out of the windowed playroom. 

Going up

Take the elevator upstairs to the home’s five bedroom suites, a laundry area, and lounge.

The primary suite is the epitome of elevated living and boasts two walk-in closets and a private terrace. The en suite bathroom boasts heated, marble floors; a glass-encased steam shower; and a Victoria & Albert soaking tub.

Game time

The basement level is jam-packed with fun amenities, including a full wet bar, recreation room, home gym, and a card room. There’s also a guest bedroom suite and storage. 

Outside, there’s a fully fenced backyard with a pool, sports court, and lawn. 

The home also comes with a Control4 home automation system and a three-car garage.

Caldwell-Pope, 30, joined the Denver Nuggets via a trade prior to the 2022-23 season and became a key member of the team’s NBA championship-winning squad. It was his second ring, having won the title in 2020 as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers.

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