Inside LeBron James’ $100m property portfolio including three huge mansions in Los Angeles
LOS Angeles Lakers All-Star LeBron James is officially the NBA's best scorer of all time, strengthening his case in the GOAT conversation.
And his $100million property portfolio is as impressive as his resume with the four-time NBA champion owning several stunning mansions in and outside of LA.
James, 38, played for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat before joining the Lakers in 2018.
In each of the places the NBA superstar has lived, he invested big bucks to ensure he could relax and regenerate in luxury and comfort after a tough day in the office.
And as he started juggling sports and entertainment career upon arriving in LA, James invested in two breathtaking residences — one in Brentwood and one in Beverly Hills.
The 18-time All-Star will have earned nearly $530million in NBA career earnings by the time his current contract expires in 2025.
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With a net worth of over $1billion, James can afford any luxury he wants, just as his jaw-dropping properties show.
$37MILLION BEVERLY HILLS MANSION
James bought this 13,000-square-foot mansion in late 2020 for about $36.75million — shaving over $2million off the original listing price.
He bought it from The Bold and the Beautiful co-creators William and Lee Phillip Bell.
Built in the 1930s, the four-bedroom compound spans across a 2.5-acre land with a view of both Beverly Hills and the Pacific Ocean.
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It comes with eight bathrooms, two detached guesthouses, seven fireplaces, a tennis court, a movie theater, a swimming pool, and a pool house.
A hedged-lined driveway leads to a large motor court approaching the Mediterranean-style abode.
$21MILLION BRENTWOOD MANSION
James purchased his first LA residence three years before joining the Lakers.
In 2015, he paid $20.97million for a 9,440-square-foot home in Brentwood, just a few miles away from the picturesque coastal neighborhood of Santa Monica.
The modern stone-and-brick mansion has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
And besides balcony and deck space adding extra outdoor living space, the property boasts a three-car garage, a swimming pool, and a basketball court.
James sold the house for $19.6million in 2021.
$23MILLION BRENTWOOD MANSION
This is where James held his famous recruitment meetings with the likes of Damian Lillard and Russell Westbrook.
The Lakers All-Star bought his current main residence for $23million in 2017, the same year the property was built.
The 16,000-square-foot mansion has eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.
It features a home theater, wine cellar, cigar room, and a rooftop with direct elevator access.
Among other amenities are a spa with a steam room, sauna, and massage room — as well as a stacked indoor/outdoor gym and a swimming pool by a massive garden.
$9MILLION MIAMI MANSION
James lived in this $9million, three-story compound — located less than five miles away from the Heat's arena — during his four-year stint in Miami between 2010-2014.
In addition to a one-bedroom guesthouse, the main part boasts more than 12,000 square feet and has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
It features an eight-seat home theater, a wine cellar, and a backyard pool.
And its primary suite extends to a rooftop deck through a spiral staircase out on the balcony with stunning a view of Biscayne Bay.
The property also has a concrete dock with enough space for two 60-foot yachts.
The Lakers All-Star sold the mansion in 2015 for $13.4million.
$9MILLION OHIO MANSION
James bought a Bath Township property sitting on a seven-acre land for $2.1million after signing with the Cavaliers in 2003.
Since then, the forward has built there a 30,000-square-foot mansion that boasts six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
It has a recording studio, a two-lane bowling alley, a home theatre, a sports bar, an aquarium, and a barbershop.
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And its master bedroom features a two-story walk-in closet.
James still owns the residence, which is about 15 miles away from Downtown Akron, Ohio — the NBA superstar's city of birth.
