Portland Trail Blazers Coach Chauncey Billups Sells Lake Oswego Home for $4.27 Million
Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups has put his 7,300 square feet Lake Oswego home on the market, with the sale already reported as pending.
The Forest Highlands estate was listed at $4.27 million shortly after Billups pleaded not guilty to federal charges tied to an alleged Mafia-backed illegal poker ring, a development that prompted the Trail Blazers to place him on leave.
Property Highlights
Price: $4.27 million
Location: Lake Oswego, Oregon
Size: 7,366 square feet on 1.7 acres
Beds: 4
Baths: 6
Notable Features: Gated Georgian estate, lagoon-style pool and spa, home theater, wine cellar, golf practice complex.
Driving up to Billups‘ Oregon Home
Built in 2002, Billups’ red-brick Georgian residence is tucked behind gates within the prestigious Forest Highlands community.
Tall greenery and a long driveway keep most of the classic architectural elements that define the exterior hidden from the street, including black-shuttered windows and symmetrical proportions.
Inside The Estate
Inside, the interiors blend traditional detailing with modern amenities designed for entertaining and leisure, as seen in the posts from Elise Gonzalez and Top Closings.
On the first floor, formal living and dining rooms are paired with a chef’s kitchen featuring Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances. The primary suite can also be found on this floor.
Upstairs, three additional en-suite bedrooms and a bonus room provide flexibility for guests, family, or office use, while the lower level is designed as a full entertainment zone.
Outside, the grounds are laid out as a private resort, centered around a lagoon-style swimming pool and spa with a multi-tiered waterfall.
A fire pit and expansive patio spaces support outdoor entertaining, while the backyard golf complex has a practice green and bunker, adding a rare recreational feature rarely found in Portland residential properties.
Video Tour
Terry Sprague offers a more in-depth look at the property in a video tour that brings the home’s scale, calm atmosphere, and sense of luxury to life.
One of the highlights is how clearly the video shows the flow of the home’s layout, making the house easy to understand as a whole.
It also captures the contrast between the modern interiors and the moment you step outside, where the home feels fully immersed in the forested landscape Portland is known for.
Why is Billups Selling?
With Billups now on leave from the Trail Blazers and facing an ongoing federal case, the timing of the sale appears closely tied to more than a simple change in scenery.
Purchased shortly after he took the Portland head coaching job, the Lake Oswego home was clearly meant to anchor his time in Oregon, offering privacy, scale, and a sense of permanence tied to that chapter of his career.
Now, as legal and professional uncertainty reshape his immediate future, selling the property seems to be a practical step toward unwinding his footprint in the region.
In that context, the home’s listing marks not just a real estate transaction, but the closing of a chapter that began with excitement and now reflects a period of transition and unresolved questions ahead.
