Matthew Dellavedova has used some of his new $US38.5 million Milwaukee Bucks contract to splash out on a five bedroom mansion on the shores of Lake Michigan.
The Australian point guard known as Delly scored himself a bargain in Milwaukee's reasonably priced property market compared to the sky high prices back in his homeland.
Dellavedova's 346 square metre, five-bedroom, five bathroom, Tudor-style home on a 2000 square metre block of land in Shorewood cost him $US1.36 million.
The home was originally built in 1934, but underwent a major renovation to keep much of its original character intact, according to realtor.com.
Dellavedova, 26, from Maryborough in country Victoria, scored the big four-year contract with the Bucks after winning the NBA title with LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers last season.
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The tough guard, who recently proposed to college sweetheart Anna Schroeder, joked on Wednesday with reporters that he was struggling to furnish his new digs and was in a race against time to have it done before his family visited from Australia in December.
"It takes a lot longer than what I thought to order stuff and get it in," he said.
"I already had a bed.
"But we got some temporary chairs and are eating off the ping pong table."
