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Hot Property: Hidden Hills comes off the roster

LOS ANGELES - Derek Fisher, a former Los Angeles Lakers point guard and five-time NBA champion, has sold his home in gated Hidden Hills for $5.95 million.

The traditional-style estate, built in 2007 and customized during Fisher's ownership, features such personal touches as Venetian plaster walls and hickory floors. Modern chandeliers create visual interest in the two-story foyer and living and dining rooms.

A wood-paneled den, executive office, screening room, six bedrooms and eight bathrooms also lie within more than 9,400 square feet of living space. An over-the-top kitchen large enough for a pickup game is equipped with two islands, marble countertops and warming and cooling drawers. An elevator services

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