LeBron James is officially the NBA’s all-time leading scorer and last year he made history after reportedly signing a two-year contract extension worth $97.1 million with the LA Lakers, making him the highest-paid NBA player of all time.
This star athlete is considered by many to be one of the greatest players in NBA history, so it’s no surprise that he makes a lot of money. LeBron has used some of his fortune to invest in real estate over the years, and he has built up a spectacular real estate portfolio for himself and his family, his wife Savannah James, and their three children, worth a total of 103, 9 million USD. Take a look at some of his impressive homes, past and present, below…
Villa in Beverly Hills worth $37 million
In late 2020, James purchased this 13,000-square-meter villa for approximately USD 36.75 million, more than USD 2 million less than the original price. Don’t trust William and Lee Phillip Bell, the people who created The Bold and the Beautiful.
The four-bedroom house has been abandoned since the 1930s. It sits on 2.5 acres and offers views of Beverly Hills and the Pacific Ocean. It has eight bathrooms, two cottages located separately from the main house, seven fireplaces, a tennis court, a cinema room, a swimming pool, and a swimming pool. A large stadium and driveway sit at the edge leading to the top of the Mediterranean-style house.
Brentwood Hospital worth $24 million
In Brentwood, a suburb of Los Angeles, LeBron owns two properties. One of them, which seems to be his main asset and is often seen on his Instagram, is a property he purchased in 2017 for $24.5 million. The house was built in the same year with most rooms finished in marble, giving it a modern feel.
At just under 16,000 square feet, with eight bedrooms, and 11 bathrooms, it’s very spacious. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow indoor-outdoor air circulation between the main living spaces and the expansive garden, much like her Beverly Hills home. There is also a full sliding glass door into one of the main living areas.
A wine cellar, a games room with billiards, a home theater, a cigar lounge with air filtration technology and a fully equipped gym divided between the interior and exterior of the house are just a few some of the sumptuously furnished amenities here. Home. Others include a home theater.
There is an instant connection between the fitness center and the spa which includes a massage area, sauna, shower and steam room. There is an elevator that provides access to the highest terrace, which offers great views. Outside there is a large swimming pool as well as another spa, both located near the outdoor kitchen, which has a barbecue and beer tap. There are covered terraces, marble floors and a fairly large dining table.
Brentwood Hospital worth $21 million
Three years before joining the Lakers, James first bought it in Los Angeles. In 2015, they paid $20.97 million for a 9,440-square-foot home in Brentwood, a few miles from Santa Monica and a pretty coastal town. The modern villa is made of stone and wood and has eight gender-neutral bathrooms and bedrooms.
The property has three cars, a swimming pool and a basketball court. It also serves as a balcony and terrace, giving you more space to enjoy the outdoors. In 2021, James sold this house for $19.6 million.
Ohio Hospital worth $9 million
LeBron made his first major real estate purchase in 2003, shortly after joining the Cleveland Cavaliers. For $2.1 million, he purchased a 7-acre plot of land in Bath Township, northwest of Akron, where he later built a 30,000-square-foot home.
The grand home has eight full bathrooms, six full bathrooms, and six bedrooms, including a two-story master suite with walk-in closet. A two-lane bowling alley, home theater, and sports bar are all available to keep you entertained. A recording studio, an aquarium and a hair salon are also available.
Despite the team change, LeBron still owns the house, but with extensive renovations, it’s estimated to be worth around $9.2 million.
Villa in Miami worth $9 million USD
In 2010, LeBron purchased a custom-built, three-story mansion in Coconut Grove, Florida for $9 million after leaving the Cavaliers for the Miami Heat.
He sold his Miami condo in 2015 for $13.4 million, but he still owns it thanks to an eight-seat home theater, a wine cellar, a backyard pool area and a private waterfront balcony. from the river right next to the master suite.