The iconic Los Angeles estate designed by Wilt Chamberlain is back on the market with another price decrease. Originally sold for $19 million in 2018, it was later sold for $14.9 million in the previous year, and now it is listed at $11,995,000, representing a 37% reduction from the initial price.

The 9,300-square-foot Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired residence was created by David Rich and later rebuilt by Dmitri Novikov in 2008. It is nestled on a steep ledge behind massive gates on a 2.5-acre cul-de-sac property, offering maximum privacy and solitude with magnificent gardens.

The mansion boasts five bedrooms and has a unique five-story living room with breathtaking views of the ocean and Stone Canyon reservoir. It features a brutalist glass and stone design with 200 tons of stonework, creating a castle-like appearance. The property is equipped with modern facilities, including a cinema room, billiard room, home gym, sauna, outdoor kitchen, and ample space for entertainment.

One of the most striking features of the mansion is the swimming pool, surrounded by water that spills into the living room. The 14-foot-tall, 2,000-pound entrance door adds to the grandeur of the property.

Wilt Chamberlain, a legendary NBA player who passed away in 1999, played 14 seasons and is famously known for his record-setting 100-point game in 1962. The mansion, known as the “Big Dipper,” was his getaway and offers a glimpse into his luxurious lifestyle.