Home custom-built for Steph Curry with $250K veggie garden asks $8.9M

California mansion custom-built for Steph Curry and his family can be your own for $8.9 million.
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A custom-built home for Golden State Warriors player Steph Curry has just hit the market for $8.9 million.

Located in Alamo, California, Curry, his wife, and three children lived in the six-bedroom.

They were forced to move after his team relocated to San Francisco’s new arena from Oakland — and the commute was no longer ideal for the NBA star.

Curry and and his wife, Ayesha — an author, chef, and entrepreneur — were “very involved in picking all the finishes and fixtures in the home, and almost everything is from Spain or Italy,” a rep for the listing told The Post.

The Currys spent a total of $6.4 million to build, landscape and furnish the home.

The current seller is a chief executive at an investment company who knew Curry personally and bought the home from him in 2019 in an off-market deal. But he’s now selling because he’s moving to Florida, the rep added.

The property spans 8,163 square feet.
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The foyer with a modern staircase.
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The family room leads to the kitchen.
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The kitchen with two marble islands.
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The breakfast room.
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The entertainment room features a high-tech fireplace.
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Spanning more than 8,100 square feet, the home comes packed with amenities.

Features include four garages with room for seven cars, a detached gym, a theater with a $500,000 projection and sound system, a $250,000 vegetable garden, a billiards room, a separate guest wing and a separate children’s wing.

That pricey vegetable garden, meanwhile, comes with raised beds, fruit trees and irrigation.

Situated on 1.35 acres, the modern contemporary home boasts 30-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, a double-sided fireplace, custom lighting and heated Italian wood floors, the listing notes.

The primary suite features a 1,160-square-foot private terrace, three custom walk-in closets, two offices, and a glass and steel floating staircase.

The home theater.
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The second-level sitting area.
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The primary suite.
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The 1,160-square-foot primary suite private terrace.
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One of six bedrooms.
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A garden worth $250,000.
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A chic cabana.
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Meanwhile, the entertainment room features a pool table and a wet bar.

Outdoor amenities include a salt water pool and spa — and a fire pit, an outdoor kitchen with barbecue, a pizza oven, a refrigerator and a smoker, the listing says. It also has a covered patio with heaters, a cabana and swinging lounge sofas.

To finish it off, the home comes completed with an elaborate high-tech security system.

The primary bathroom.
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“There are few homes like this with ultra-contemporary glass and steel on a flat gated acre in Alamo, and it’s one of the most coveted properties in the area,” listing agent, Bonnie King of Compass, told The Post.