After impressing all with her basketball skills during the recent WNBA All-Star game, Breanna Stewart once again showed what a splendid athlete she is. This time, she wasn’t on the court but at a $2.78 million condo designed by Morris Adjmi in Brooklyn. The move enchanted her fans, who were happy to see the superstar hooping exceptionally well ahead of the Paris Olympics.

According to the New York Post, Stewart was shooting a video for social media with Togethxr, displaying her exemplary skills. The news quickly gained hype, and fans eagerly awaited its snippets.

Breanna Stewart looks enchanted by the condo

Stewart seemed captivated by the luxurious condo. The condo is situated in Dumbo, at 115 York St., near the Barclays Center, the home court for her WNBA team, the New York Liberty. The condo was designed by Morris Adjmi, known for notable works like Austin Nichols House and Prudential Center.

Togethxr shot to national fame, particularly during the last NCAA season, when many celebrities were spotted donning the famous “Everyone Watches Women’s Sports” t-shirts. The tees became popular overnight, with prominent names like Jason Sudeikis and Dawn Staley wearing them. The condo features a full basketball court where Stewart practiced her shooting skills. The model unit, similar to a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath unit, is priced at $2.78 million. The condo would be a great place for Stewart if she decides to move in with her partner, Marta Xargay, and their two children.

The building offers various amenities, including a gym, pool, sauna, and coffee lounge, along with a children’s playroom and game room, making it family-friendly. Stewart, born in Syracuse in August 1994 and an alumna of Cicero-North Syracuse High School, might find the condo nostalgic. However, what truly captivated fans was Stewart’s spectacular display of skills just days before the Paris Olympics.

Breanna Stewart gears up to perform well at the Paris Olympics

Team USA will play their warmup game against Team Germany on Tuesday in London. Stewart, in good form, recently scored 31 points in the game against the WNBA All-Stars, emerging as the highest scorer for her team. Team USA will also face Germany, Japan, and Belgium.

Based on Stewart’s recent performance, she appears ready to take on a leadership role, while A’ja Wilson’s defensive skills and proficiency as a rebounder will be crucial for the team.

With fans getting a glimpse of Stewart’s skills, they will be eagerly tuning in to see more at the Olympics. This spirit and enthusiasm might just be what Team USA needs to secure their eighth consecutive title in Paris.

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