Former Phoenix Suns player Jason Kidd selling Paradise Valley home

Have you ever wanted to live in a home that used to be owned by a former Phoenix Sun?

According to the Phoenix Business Journal, for the paltry price of $6 million, you can.

Former Phoenix Suns point guard Jason Kidd, now with the New York Knicks, is looking to move his 13,000-square-foot Spanish-style mansion.

“They’ve moved on … and he’s looking to sell, and he’s being prudent about the marketplace,” said [Catherine] Jacobson, who works for Walt Danley Realty in Paradise Valley.

The home has hardwood floors throughout and a master suite with two bathrooms, three fireplaces and a seating area. The home also boasts an 18-seat movie theater and a seven-car garage.

The six-bedroom home sits on 1.8 acres and has a guesthouse, caretaker house and an outdoor bathhouse along with a pool.

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