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Former NBA star and four-time champion Tony Parker has significantly reduced the asking price for his spectacular Texas estate. The property, initially listed for $20 million last summer, is now on the market for $11 million.
Spanning 53 acres in the Hill Country, the estate is a private entertainment paradise. Its most striking feature is an elaborate, resort-style water park. This aquatic playground includes multiple slides, a lazy river, a splash pad, and a large swimming pool, offering a level of luxury rarely seen in a private residence.
Beyond the water attractions, the compound boasts a spacious 13,000-square-foot main house. The home features five bedrooms, a state-of-the-art movie theater, and a dedicated cigar room. For athletic training or recreation, the property includes a full-sized indoor basketball court, a fitting amenity for the Hall of Fame point guard.
The grounds also cater to automotive enthusiasts with a 12-car garage and a separate guest house. Parker, who played the majority of his legendary career with the San Antonio Spurs, initially developed this expansive retreat as a personal haven. The substantial price adjustment is aimed at attracting a buyer ready to claim this one-of-a-kind property.
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