Luka Doncic, who was born in Slovenia, is presently making an average of $7,431,120 each year thanks to his rookie contract. This is despite the fact that the Dallas Mavericks and the NBA’s collective bargaining agreement will eventually cap Luka Doncic’s pay at $7,431,120 per year (not including endorsement money).

The fact that he would eventually establish some roots in Dallas was something that was unavoidable, and he succeeded in doing so.

It was revealed for the first time last week by the Dallas real estate publication CandysDirt.com that Doncic had purchased a home in the upscale Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas for the price of $2,745,350.

According to Preston Hollow People, his boss Mark Cuban’s house on Deloache Avenue is accessible by car in five minutes or by bicycle in seven minutes. The home, which is located at 9119 Guernsey Lane and has a total area of five-225 square feet, four bedrooms, and 4.5 bathrooms, is set on a land that is 0.78 acres in diameter.

The house, which was renovated by John Huffman of JH Design + Build, was originally completed in 1984 by modernist architect Hardy McCullah and shares the same white brick front as the neighboring NorthPark Center, a prominent shopping destination in Dallas.

There is a smart home system, ceiling heaters for the patio, a fireplace that extends from the main floor to the master suite, a projector for the pool area, and a glass garage that can accommodate four cars. These are just some of the many amenities that it possesses.

The following is the listing for the home on realtor.com, which is extremely favorable:

This modern masterpiece on a.78-acre lot in Preston Hollow estates is nestled away on a serene cul-de-sac and offers a retreat from city life. The majority of the living space is downstairs, with an open and inviting plan that maximizes space. Huge windows provide natural light and excellent views of the modern pool and planted yard. Smart home system Control4 can now be used in more rooms inside and out with its latest edition. Other upgrades included a metal roof, power blinds, outdoor projector, pool equipment, landscaping, and audio/video wiring. This included a thorough security system overhaul. Outdoor entertainment areas include a retractable movie projection screen, flat-screen TVs, a grill pavilion, and built-in heaters. Every corner of this property was planned!