The Dominion residence of Thomas J. Henry, which had a total area of 10,106 square feet, was put up for sale last week with an asking price of $7.5 million.

Public documents show that professional basketball star Jordan Clarkson’s business, JClarkson Enterprises LLC, purchased the Crescent Park residence. JClarkson Enterprises, LLC borrowed $3.78 million from City National Bank, although the exact acquisition price is unknown.

There is a ‘nothing short of magnificent’ estate in Dominion that is currently listed for sale at a price of $6.9M, which you might find intriguing.

The three-story mansion, which was finished in 2008 and sits on a land that is 1.12 acres in size, was marketed as having “large-scale” partying capacities when it was for sale. This house has a total of five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and one half bathroom. In addition, there is a powder room. There is a large game room, a theater room with stadium seating and a hardwood concession bar, an in-house elevator, and outside access from the spa-like shower in the master suite. Additionally, there is a hardwood concession bar.

An outdoor infinity pool and spa, Viking gas grill, and Italian wood-burning pizza oven may all be found on the premises. A separate casita features a full bar, sitting area, and restroom.

Clarkson, the point guard for the Utah Jazz, was born and raised in San Antonio and attended Wagner High. As of 2015, Clarkson no longer wears his high school jersey. After averaging a career-high 18.4 points per game in 2021, Clarkson was honored as the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year.

Clarkson reportedly possesses a number of properties in and around the San Antonio area, as indicated by the availability of public data.

The scheming stepmother of Jordan, who’s name is She is Janie Clarkson.