Stephen Curry Sells Massive Atherton Mansion for $29.1 Million
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry and his wife, Ayesha, have sold their expansive 17,761-square-foot Atherton, California, estate for $29.1 million. The off-market transaction, finalized in May, comes nearly four years after the couple purchased the property for $30 million in December 2020, according to public records.
Atherton Real Estate and the Silicon Valley Market
The property, located at 28 Selby Lane, sits within the Redwood Oaks neighborhood of Atherton. This area is one of the wealthiest residential areas in the country.
The estate spans two acres and includes seven bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms. Amenities listed in public records and real estate reports include a separate guest house, a walnut orchard, a resort-style swimming pool with a cabana, a private wine cellar, and a full basketball court. The home’s design emphasizes an indoor-outdoor flow, featuring expansive living areas that have frequently served as the backdrop for the family’s public social media presence.
Development Controversies and Future Planning
The Selby Lane estate has been a point of local interest beyond its luxury features. In 2023, the Currys had concerns regarding a proposed housing development near their property. San Mateo County records suggest that the new owner is an entity linked to a real estate investment company. Reports indicate that the property may undergo further expansion, with plans circulating for additional square footage.
The sale of this estate is not the couple’s first major real estate move in the region. In 2021, the pair reportedly sold another Atherton property for $31.2 million. Despite external speculation regarding the timing of the sale and Curry’s career status with the Golden State Warriors, the franchise has maintained confidence that the superstar will eventually retire in Golden State.
The Financial Context of the Transaction
The $29.1 million sale takes place as Stephen Curry enters the final year of his current $62.6 million contract with the Warriors.