Former Warrior David West shoots for $3.675 million in the Bay Area

NBA veteran David West is making moves in retirement, listing an Oakland home he owns in a limited liability company for $3.675 million. That’s just $125,000 more than he paid for it back in 2017 a month after winning his first of two championships with the Golden State Warriors, records show.

The multilevel home descends down its hillside lot in a gated community, taking in sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay. Past a tan exterior, the 6,000-square-foot floor plan boasts bright, modern living spaces with white walls and hardwood floors.

Walnut cabinetry and marble waterfall countertops accent the eat-in kitchen, and other highlights include step-down living and family rooms, a wine cellar and rounded office.

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The terrace. (Aerial Canvas)

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The tan home. (Aerial Canvas)

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The entry. (Aerial Canvas)

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The living room. (Aerial Canvas)

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The kitchen. (Aerial Canvas)

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The breakfast nook. (Aerial Canvas)

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The dining area. (Aerial Canvas)

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The office. (Aerial Canvas)

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The den. (Aerial Canvas)

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The master bedroom. (Aerial Canvas)

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The family room. (Aerial Canvas)

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The wine room. (Aerial Canvas)

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The terrace. (Aerial Canvas)

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The deck. (Aerial Canvas)

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The patio. (Aerial Canvas)

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The rounded exterior. (Aerial Canvas)

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The back. (Aerial Canvas)

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The view. (Aerial Canvas)

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The balcony. (Aerial Canvas)

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The garage. (Aerial Canvas)

Upstairs, the master suite, one of five bedrooms, expands to a massive marble bathroom and private terrace. Two more terraces hang off the back of the home, and a front-facing balcony overlooks the neighborhood.

Julia Temple of Compass holds the listing.

A native of New Jersey, West was named national college player of the year at Xavier University before embarking on a 15-year NBA career. He was twice named an All-Star with the New Orleans Hornets and spent stints with the Indiana Pacers and San Antonio Spurs before finishing his career with the Warriors, where he helped the team win back-to-back championships in 2017 and ’18.