Zion Williamson’s Incredible Mansion Acquisition: Securing Former NBA Player Greg Monroe’s Residence at an Astounding Price

Zion Williamson, a highly touted basketball prospect, was indeed expected to have a significant impact in the NBA after being selected first overall by the New Orleans Pelicans in the 2019 NBA Draft. His rapid rise to stardom and his appearances in the All-Star Game are indicative of his talent and potential.

Williamson’s lifestyle as an NBA player would certainly be of interest to many fans and observers, but I don’t have access to specific details about his personal life, including the inside of his $900,000 New Orleans home. However, it’s common for successful NBA players like Williamson to make significant purchases and investments, especially after signing lucrative contracts.

The seventh overall selection in the 2010 NBA Draught decided to sell his residence in New Orleans. Around this time, Monroe was preparing for a life abroad, so it made sense for him to sell the property, which he had purchased in 2013 for $837,000. According to Arun Sharma of The Sports Rush, it was unsurprising that the 2019 first overall selection took the house away from Monroe after the Pelicans selected Williamson.

Zion Williamson’s 5,954-square-foot home boasts five bedrooms and six bathrooms, providing ample space for his family, including his daughter. The property’s location in a country club likely offers beautiful scenic views from the windows. The spacious design, including a large closet and lofty ceilings, could be particularly advantageous for Williamson, given his 6-foot-6 frame.