LeBron James Sells Lavish California Mansion at a Whopping $1.4 Million Loss

LeBron James is one of the best players to grace the game of basketball. He is one of the richest athletes in the world, thanks to his massive contract and endorsement deals. With a player of the stature of LeBron, many would wonder how many properties the four-time NBA champion has. LeBron has owned several properties in his career due to his movement throughout his NBA career.

However, LeBron has recently sold his lavish mansion in Brentwood Park, California. James bought this mansion in 2015 when no one had even a small clue that he would move to the Lakers.

However, as LeBron didn’t live in the LA mansion for a long time, so he decided to list it for sale for $20.5 million. That is $500,000 less than what he paid for the mansion in 2015. But LeBron has finally sold the Brentwood Park mansion.

LeBron James sells his Brentwood Park mansion

LeBron James has finally sold his Beverly Hill mansion, five years after buying it. The mansion has been sold for $19.6 million, which is a $1.4 million loss for him as he bought the property for $21 million in October 2015. James has sold the mansion to Hon ‘Alexander’ Sing, founder of Cottonwood Management, an LA-based real estate investment firm.

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LeBron James bought this mansion in October 2015, when he used to ply his trade with Cleveland Cavaliers. After helping the Cavaliers win their first NBA championship, LeBron joined the Lakers in 2018. But despite that, LeBron did not use the Brentwood Park mansion and decided to sell it.

The mansion is built over a space of half an acre in the Rockingham Drive neighborhood. It is the same neighborhood that was made famous by O. J. Simpson. The mansion was built in 2011 and has 9,000 square feet of living space. It is a two-storied mansion and is a well-gated property surrounded by hills. The mansion also boasts beautiful ground, a grassy lawn, and a spa. James’ family hasn’t lived here since at least 2017, when they bought another mansion in the Brentwood region.

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