Mike Dunleavy Sr. Ready to Pass His Fort Worth Mansion to a Willing Buyer

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Mike Dunleavy Sr. made his first foray into the college basketball coaching world when he was hired as head coach of Tulane University’s men’s team in 2016. His hiring ended a six-year break from the bench for the veteran coach.

Perhaps time down on the bayou has made him rethink his living situation. Dunleavy Sr. is selling his house in Fort Worth, TX for $2.3 million. Completely remodeled in 2015, this home offers 5,180 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, and 5.5 bathrooms.

Amenities include a state-of-the-art lighting system, Infinity HVAC system, and a surround-sound system. You’ll see the luxury as soon as you set foot inside, as the entryway features hardwood and marble inlay floors. In the spacious kitchen, there’s a beautiful bird’s-eye maple bar.

Outdoors, there’s a spacious courtyard and spa. Take an elevator from the kitchen to the second floor, or make your way up the spiral staircase, and you’ll find the master suite and two more guest suites.

Spiral staircase

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The living room

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Dunleavy Sr., 63, played in the NBA for 11 seasons and is the father of Mike Dunleavy Jr., who had a successful 15-year NBA career of his own.

As head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Dunleavy Sr. led the team to the NBA Finals in his first season as head coach in 1991. The Lakers wound up losing to the Bulls in the Finals, and the coach never made it back to the finals during the rest of his 17-year run on the NBA sideline.

Before becoming the boss at Tulane, he bounced around the NBA and also coached the Los Angeles Clippers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Portland Trail Blazers.

Courtyard spa

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