LeBron James inked a lucrative four-year, $153 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers in the summer of 2018, officially parting ways with the Cleveland Cavaliers and his hometown, Akron, Ohio. Prior to this move, he acquired an expansive property in the affluent Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles for a staggering $23 million, expanding his already remarkable real estate holdings, which included homes in Akron and another mansion in L.A.
Trulia describes the eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom estate as a “masterpiece of light and design,” boasting features such as white walls, marble-covered counters, natural French oak floors from Spain, and an overall neutral color palette.
Constructed in 2017, the residence is equipped with a gated driveway, a custom chef’s kitchen, walk-in closets resembling showrooms, a private patio in the master bedroom, a rooftop terrace, a theater room, wine cellar, cigar lounge, onyx bar, indoor/outdoor gym, spa (complete with a steam room, sauna, shower, and massage room), an oversized pool and spa, outdoor kitchen, guest quarters, and an “auto gallery,” a sophisticated term for a garage. Here’s a glimpse inside LeBron James’ new Los Angeles abode.
The kitchen, featuring a sparkling French range, a black and white bookend marble backsplash, and a matching island, radiates luxury.
The herringbone-patterned oak floor and polished brass accents on the cabinetry, range, and lighting add a touch of warmth.
In Los Angeles, luxurious living often involves seamlessly blending the outdoors with the indoors.
The floor-to-ceiling sliding doors with trendy black steel accents in this expansive living area allow fresh air to flow, whether you’re sitting at the bar counter or on the sofa by the warm fire.
The bedroom exudes a regal atmosphere with its enormous bed and plush decorations.
The bright sitting space, adorned with a curved bean sofa and tree stump tables, framed by large art pieces, stands out as a highlight.
The spa offers a breathtaking view, with its walls entirely covered in slabs of white and black marble.
The freestanding platinum French slipper tub and the open-concept rain shower contribute to the opulent and natural ambiance of the space.
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