Lakers’ Nick Young seeks $3.595 million for Tarzana crib with ‘shoe house’

Lakers wing Nick Young, who can opt out of his contract this off-season, has put his home court in Tarzana on the market for $3.595 million.

The traditional-style home has been reported to be owned by Young and his former love interest, rapper-model Iggy Azalea. However, listing agent Kofi Nartey of Compass confirmed to The Times that the Lakers guard is the sole owner.

Speaking of soles, Young, a devout sneakerhead, had the guesthouse on the property converted into a “shoe house� during his ownership. A pair of “shoe keepers� were hired to oversee the collection, which includes vintage LeBrons, Kobes and Air Jordans, according to Sports Illustrated.

Also on the acre of grounds is a lighted and fenced basketball court, an outdoor kitchen and a swimming pool with a spa. Lush landscaping surrounds a blue-stone courtyard with a fountain feature at the front of the home.

Inside, the two-story has 6,630 square feet of living space that includes an updated kitchen, formal living and dining rooms and a game room. The master suite has a fireplace and French doors that lead to the backyard.

Including the guest/shoe house, which has its own entrance and kitchen, there are six bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

Young, 31, has L.A. roots, having starred at Cleveland High School and USC.

The former first-round draft pick averaged 13.2 points a game for the Lakers this year, his fourth with the team. He holds a player option for next season as part of the four-year, $21-million contract he signed in 2014.

He bought the property three years ago from singer-actress Selena Gomez for $3.45 million.

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