NBA legend and Brooklyn Nets coach Steve Nash sinks millions into lavish new NYC townhouse
NBA legend coach Steve Nash has reportedly put millions into his lavish new townhouse in New York City.
The Brooklyn Nets coach apparently just closed on a stunning townhouse in NYC's Cobble Hill neighborhood after forking out $4.99million for it.
Nash bought the 20-foot-wide brick townhouse on Amity Street for less than the $6.49million asking price listed last year.
An insider told the New York Post the filmmaker and Steve Nash Foundation philanthropist "was looking for more space for his family."
And the source said he loves the chilled out vibe of the Brooklyn neighborhood.
His new New York City residence boasts five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms – and it certainly has a lot of space at 4,200 square feet.
Its stoop leads into a parlor floor with open living and dining room areas, and a chef’s kitchen.
There's even a marble fireplace mantle in the stylish living room.
"This 20’-wide, turnkey townhome has been thoughtfully designed in a Scandanavian motif after a meticulous gut renovation," the StreetEasy description reads.
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"Features include a custom curved plaster staircase, hand-scraped wide plank white oak floors, exposed white brick, and modern steel casement doors and windows along the garden and parlor rear walls."
The Nash family will also enjoy a finished cellar, which is "perfect for a playroom or home gym."
The townhouse is conveniently located in the bustling neighborhood near great restaurants, shops, and cafes.
