Zach LaVine is testing Newport Coast’s ultra-luxury market, quietly floating his gated Pelican Crest estate for a hefty $40 million. The Mediterranean-style villa sits behind guard gates with sweeping ocean views and a wellness-forward redesign, turning the Sacramento guard’s home into one of this spring’s flashiest trophy listings.
The six-bedroom, eight-bath spread clocks in at about 11,200 square feet on more than three-quarters of an acre, according to The Real Deal. A private trust overseen by LaVine’s business manager reportedly shelled out roughly $34 million for the property in 2023, after a previous owner transformed it into a high-tech wellness compound, The Real Deal reports.
What's inside
The amenities read like a personal training facility dressed up as a coastal resort. The property features an indoor-outdoor gym with professional-grade equipment, a golf simulator, an infrared sauna and dedicated yoga and Pilates spaces. For off-court entertainment there is a private theater, a bar, an infinity-edge pool and ocean-facing loggias. The primary suite is kitted out with heated stone floors, a spa-style bathroom and a retractable, ceiling-mounted TV, according to the property’s listing materials.
Market context
LaVine’s ask lands near the very top of the local price spectrum. A 13,206-square-foot home at 36 Pelican Crest closed this spring for about $30 million, per Redfin. Another Pelican Crest estate fetched $42 million last year, The Real Deal reports. For contrast, Zillow puts the average home cost in Newport Coast at roughly $5.6 million.
Timing for LaVine
Off the court, LaVine’s calendar is just as busy as his real estate portfolio. The guard, who landed in Sacramento in a multi-team deal in February 2025, faces a June 29 deadline to decide on a roughly $48.9 million player option, a contractual detail reported by The Sacramento Bee. He also underwent season-ending surgery on his right hand in February, according to reporting by ESPN, a one-two punch of injury and contract uncertainty that helps explain why the Pelican Crest showplace is suddenly up for grabs.
The home is being marketed through luxury brokers and the MLS, with the $40 million price tag serving as a real-time test of how much appetite there is for top-tier Pelican Crest product this season, according to Redfin. Whether LaVine gets his number could become a closely watched data point for buyers, sellers and agents tracking how far Newport Coast’s trophy-home market can stretch.
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