Utah Jazz center Hassan Whiteside has listed his waterfront Miami Beach mansion for $23 million, more than three times what he paid for it in August 2016 after signing a multi-year contract with the Miami Heat.

The home, at 528 Lakeview Court, is actually in the name of a trust based in San Ramon, Calif., but Compass Florida, the brokerage that holds the listing, and numerous publications, including The Wall Street Journal, have identified Whiteside as the owner.

The 9,424-square-foot mansion was built in 2014 and has six bedrooms and seven baths. It sits on a .41-acre lot with 100 linear feet of frontage on Surprise Lake, just off Biscayne Bay. Features of the gated two-story modern home include floor-to-ceiling windows, a movie theater, a fitness center, multiple balconies and smart-home technology.

Outside, there is a pool, dock, outdoor kitchen, bar, cabana bath and fireplace. There’s also a third-floor rooftop deck accessible by a red spiral staircase.

“Surprise Lake allows for a lot of privacy,” said Joseph Azar, an associate broker with Compass Florida in Miami Beach, who holds the listing. “It’s very tranquil and private.”

Azar said that after purchasing the home in 2016, Whiteside invested “a couple of million dollars” on renovations, including a smart-home system, a spiral staircase to the roof, a kitchen aquarium and a koi pond outside the home.

Whiteside purchased the home in 2016 for $7.3 million. Azar said he’s selling to purchase a home with more acreage.

Whiteside was the 33rd overall pick in the second round of the 2010 NBA Draft, where he was drafted by the Sacramento Kings. He also played for the Heat, Portland Trail Blazers and Utah Jazz. He last played in the NBA playoff games between the Jazz and the Dallas Mavericks in April.

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