Derek Fisher had a very significant day on Tuesday. The Lakers veteran finished the sale of his home in Tarzana just hours after being elected the new general manager of the Los Angeles Sparks. He received $2.31M for the sale of his estate, which was designed in the Mediterranean style.

According to the Multiple Listing Service, Fisher and his business partner Gloria Govan were asking $2.35M for the San Fernando Valley farm when they listed it for sale the previous month.

During the point guard’s stay, the extension had some upgrades, including the addition of designer fixtures and a kitchen with an open layout and a center island.

The two-story entry is dominated by a winding staircase made of wrought iron, and it leads into a floor plan that is replete with arched doors and wide-plank wood floors.

The residence has a total of five bedrooms, one of which is a master suite that comes complete with a marble bathtub and a balcony that looks out over the backyard.

A guesthouse that sits at the very back of the quarter-acre lot provides an additional two bedrooms and two full baths. The total combined space of the two homes is greater than 6,500 square feet.

A lengthy backyard that is landscaped is shared by the two residences, and it features various lawns, dining places, and a patio that has a swimming pool. A vehicle court with a gated entrance is located in the front and leads to three garages.