Tony Parker Reveals 53-Acre Texas Estate With Private Restaurant, Championship Room, Waterpark

Tony Parker, Hall of Fame NBA champion and former San Antonio Spurs star, owns a sprawling 53-acre estate in Texas that features extraordinary amenities including one of the largest private water parks in the world, complete with multiple lazy rivers, slides, waterfalls, and grottos. Parker's mansion uniquely includes a fully staffed replica of the Nando's restaurant, serving Portuguese-style flame-grilled peri-peri chicken 24/7, a feature that captivated streamer Kai Cenat and his AMP group during their visit. Inside the home is a "Champion Room," a private museum housing Parker's NBA memorabilia such as his four championship rings, retired jerseys, MVP trophies, and other career highlights, secured by fingerprint access. The estate also includes typical luxury features like wine cellars, home theaters, gyms, and pools, but the scale and personalization of Parker's home make it stand out, eliciting awe and disbelief on social media. Parker's connection to Spurs history remains strong, as illustrated by stories shared during the tour, including anecdotes about his rivalry with Kobe Bryant. The estate was once listed for $16.5 million but Parker appears to have reconsidered selling it, continuing to enjoy his lavish and highly personalized home.