LeBron James’s Former Miami Mansion Lists for $13.95 Million
The former Miami mansion of NBA star LeBron James recently hit the market for $13.95 million. Though the athlete has since moved into a stunning Brentwood, California, home—he bought the eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom mansion for $23 million in late 2017—he spent a handful of years in the impressive waterfront dwelling while he was playing with the Miami Heat.
The property overlooks Biscayne Bay, sits on a half-acre compound, and comprises a 12,178-square-foot main house, a detached guesthouse, and a number of outdoor amenities, including a concrete dock that has room for two 60-foot yachts. The home features six bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, with a stunning Mediterranean-style façade courtesy of crisp white exteriors and a red clay tile roof.
The foyer has a dramatic, sweeping staircase, and there’s a living room with tray ceilings and its own wet bar situated just off to one side. The galley-style kitchen, with its dark oak cabinetry and marble countertops, largely revolves around an oversized center island set under patterned ceiling tiles.
Also on the ground floor is the formal dining area (made both elegant and modern courtesy of a snowflake-like globular lighting fixture hanging from the center of the room) and a home office painted a foreboding black, with a black and red recessed ceiling. The master suite offers up a spacious bedroom area with glass doors that open out onto a private balcony and an en suite bathroom with spalike features.
A home theater, wine cellar, gym, and playroom are other special amenities within the residence. Out back, a brilliant blue infinity pool is nestled between the house and the bay, with a swim-up bar that adds an extra touch of luxury.
Since selling the Miami mansion for $13.4 million in 2015, James has spent most of his time in Los Angeles, at the $23 million mansion he bought in 2017, though he also owns a place in Akron, Ohio, as well as a second home in Brentwood.
Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest
