To put it mildly, Ben Simmons ended the NBA season in a terrible way. The 76ers rebounded from the playoffs in Game 7 of their loss to the Atlanta Hawks in front of the Philadelphia home audience. In the weeks since, the direct tsunami of trading speculation has been uninterrupted, putting Simmons’ disappointing playoff performance under a high-power microscope.

Whether the 76ers will make a move involving Simmons in the offseason remains to be seen, but the 24-year-old star seems to be making his own move.

According to reports, Simmons bought a custom home in the exclusive Hidden Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, a closed area in the Santa Monica Mountains where the Kardashian family and other famous celebrities own flashy real estate.

A $17.5 million purchase was reported on Wednesday dirt, An online magazine that tracks high-end real estate transactions:

Simmons Manor is located at the end of a quiet dead end on 1.5 acres of land. It was newly built in 2021 and adopted a modern farmhouse style architecture with charcoal-colored bricks and recycled wood siding. The building was designed and built by Max Nobel of Nobel Los Angeles and includes a main house and house-sized hotel, as well as two independent swimming pools. On the lush 1.5 acres of land, there are seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms in approximately 12,000 square feet of living space.

Last week, popular real estate enthusiast Enes Yilmazer posted a tour of the mansion on YouTube, where he detailed details of various outstanding items, including a 6,000-pound floating fireplace And a set of chandelier worth 100,000 dollars. The property has never been listed, but Simmons seems to have reached a deal. Before the purchase, the property had been quietly purchased at a price of 20 million U.S. dollars.

The interior and exterior photos of the property can be viewed at Dirt.

Whether this new home will directly affect Simmons’s future in the 76ers is doubtful, because it is known that he will spend some time in Los Angeles and has been dating model Kendall Jenner. Simmons signed a five-year, $170 million maximum salary contract with the 76ers in 2019.

No matter where Simmons ends up playing basketball, he will now be neighbors with Drake, Lear Wayne, Matt Stafford and Dwyane Wade.