A Look Inside LeBron James' Lavish Real Estate Portfolio

After becoming the number one NBA draft pick in 2003, James purchased his very first property at age 18. At the time, he only spent $2.1 million but he got a lot of bang for his buck as the property boasted six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, six half baths, a barbershop, a bowling alley, aquarium, recording studio and more. The stunning estate was also his largest one sitting at 30,000 square feet.

Seeing as how this is still one of James’ currently owned homes, we have no pictures of the inside but if it’s any consolation: the estimated value of the home as of November 2024 was around $10 million.

Back in 2010 when James decided to “take his talents down to South Beach” and join the Miami Heat, he couldn’t do without finding an appropriate spot to call home. Thankfully, he found one in a waterfront property in Coconut Grove that boasted six bedrooms for the low price of $9 million. Encompassing nearly 14,000 square feet, the home also has eight full bathrooms and three half bathrooms, as well as an elevator, sauna, media room and more. James would unfortunately part ways with the home when he decided to sell it in October 2014 for a whopping $17 million. Though he didn’t get the asking price, he finally said goodbye to his Miami digs in August of the following year.

The final sale price? $13.4 million.

Keep reading for a look at some of the rooms and views of the home.

Purchased in 2015, James found a stunning $21 million mansion in Los Angeles that featured six bedrooms and eight bathrooms as well as a media room, pool with lap lanes and cabanas, three-car garage, an elevator, home gym and of course a basketball hoop. The over 9,400 square foot home was also located in Brentwood, the ultra-exclusive celebrity neighborhood that got an infamous reputation thanks in large part to O.J. Simpson.

However, the NBA star would put the home back on the market in 2021 for $20.5 million. It sold just a few months later for $19.6 million, a rare “L” for James.

What’s better than one Brentwood home? TWO. And that’s exactly why James opted for a second residence in the ritzy neighborhood, purchasing this nearly 16,000 square foot home for $23 million back in 2017. This lavish mansion featured eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms and other alluring amenities such as: a library, service kitchen, staff quarters, a rooftop terrace, theater room, and 10-car auto gallery, 1,500 wine cellar and more.

There’s no info on the selling of this home so it’s safe to assume that James still owns this one as well.

Appropriately dubbed the “compound,” James’ current home — which he shares with all three of his children and wife Savannah — also resides in Los Angeles. However, this sprawling and secluded place sits in Beverly Hills on 2.5 acres.

The home has a true Hollywood ownership history as it used to belong to William and Lee Phillip Bell, the late co-creators of such iconic daytime soap operas as “The Bold and the Beautiful” and “The Young and the Restless,” according to Forbes. The 13,000 square foot home boasts some of the best views in the city as well as a tennis court, media room and a stunning backyard.

Being that this is the home the James’ crew lives in right now, not many pictures are available, but thankfully there are a few. So keep reading to see more of his amazing home!