Former Hornets player lists south Charlotte mansion for $3.8M
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Former NBA player Gerald Henderson Jr. lists south Charlotte mansion. Photo: Courtesy of Skycam Digital
This south Charlotte mansion could be yours for $3,795,000.
Why it matters: The Olde Providence South property belongs to former NBA player, Gerald Henderson Jr., according to property records.
Context: Henderson, a former Duke standout, was selected 12th overall in the 2009 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Bobcats. He spent six seasons with Charlotte before he was traded to the Portland Trailblazers.
- He retired in 2019 after a season with the Philadelphia 76ers.
- After retiring, Henderson moved into real estate and co-founded Henderson Ventures with his wife, Nilou. The firm now operates as Engel & Völkers Charlotte, part of the global luxury real estate brand, per Charlotte Business Journal.
Zoom in: The shooting guard was traded in 2015 for Nicolas Batum who also listed his Lake Norman mansion for $6 million earlier this year.
Layout: Inside Henderson's 7,246-square-foot home, there are six bedrooms and six and half bathrooms.
- The modern home has undergone several renovations. It has a bright open floor plan, new light fixtures, an oversized kitchen island, a fitness room, plus a spacious walk-in closet with a chandelier.
Features: Outside you'll find a new pool, pool house, sports court and guest house. There's also golf cart access to Carmel Country Club.
The home is listed by Henderson's wife Nilou Henderson and Tanaz Saniri with Engel & Volkers Charlotte.
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