The original listing links to the same YouTube walkthrough found in the August Homes of Celebs report. It describes a custom house built in 2015 on about 35 acres across three parcels. The tour should be viewed as a broker’s presentation of the property, rather than a record of Wallace’s current routines or a guarantee about included furnishings.
The lower floor is the natural starting point for an Athlete Homes visit. Alongside the sports court, the listing describes a weight room, game room and bar. Different activities can occupy the same level while keeping their own space, and the balcony makes watching a game part of the plan rather than an afterthought.
Upstairs, the kitchen has two islands and a butler’s pantry. A built-in banquette sits against windows, giving casual meals a defined corner within a large room. Those details are useful precisely because they turn generous square footage into smaller, understandable places to work and sit.
The primary suite adds a lounge and extensive dressing space. Outside, a pool, hot tub, screened porch and terraces look toward the pond and wooded grounds. The property therefore offers several kinds of downtime, from a game indoors to an afternoon away from the busiest rooms.
The court is the obvious link to Wallace’s career, but the viewing balcony is what we would pause for. A good activity space can accommodate the people taking part and the people cheering them on. That is a practical lesson even for a house whose version of game night fits around a table.
