James is ready to lose a little money in order to sell his huge colonial-style home in Los Angeles.
The 36-year-old NBA star listed his home in Brentwood on Monday for an amazing $20.5 million. In 2015, he paid $20,986,500 for the house.
Sixteen rooms and seven bathrooms are in this 9,440-square-foot home.
The house with the gate was built in 2011 and is in the nice Rockingham Rim neighborhood. It’s on the same street where O.J. Simpson lived before he killed Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson.
The house has been kept up to date and now has all the current comforts.
Check out the house that King James lived in when he first moved to Lakers City.
The backyard has an in-ground pool with a beautiful view.
There is a lounge place outside the house.
There’s a spa and a pavilion by the pool that make it look like it’s at a camp. The pool is 20 feet long.
The main bathroom
There is a deck and two walk-in closets in the very big master bathroom.
The main living area
There are two family rooms with an open floor plan and four stone fires in the house.
The dining room
There is also a gym, a nursery, a movie room, and a kitchen.
The library has wood flooring and built-in shelves.
The house also has a lift, a study with wooden walls, and a garage that can fit three cars.
A breakfast nook
With doors that lead to a loggia with fires on one side and a family room on the other, the kitchen opens up to a large breakfast area.
The family room
From the family room, you can get to an eating area outside that’s great for dinner parties.
The media room
The master bedroom with private terrace
Someone sprayed a racist slur on the front gate of the house in 2017, which made the news.
A road with a set of hoops
In October, James moved up to a Mediterranean-style home in Beverly Hills that cost $36.75 million. Cate Blanchett used to live in that house.
The Brentwood house he bought in 2017 for $23 million is still his.
James signed a new deal with the Los Angeles Lakers in December. The deal is worth $85 million over two years. He signed a $154 million, four-year deal with the team in 2018 before this change.