Take a Look At Lavish $23 Million L.A Castle of King James (Video)

LeBron James left Cleveland for a good reason, and it’s called Los Angeles. The king of basketball will always have a special place in his heart for the Cavs, but we all knew that it was time for a change. That’s exactly what he did, and now he lives in a mansion worth $23 million.

LeBron joined the Los Angeles Lakers on the first day of his free agency. He inked a four-year contract worth $154 million. The James family moved to L.A., and and their $23 million home is amazing.

Sources reveal that Magic Johnson visited LeBron before the officialization of the contract. Yes, the Lakers president of basketball operations visited LeBron’s mansion in Los Angeles. The home offers a view from downtown L.A. to the Pacific Ocean. The design was developed by Santiago Arana, and he sold LeBron the house back in November. Yes, nobody knew anything about this. Guess what the listing for the luxury mansion read…

“Located on one of the most prestigious streets in L.A. with views from downtown to the ocean, this newly constructed estate is a masterpiece of light and design. A generous gated driveway leads to the grand residence, which opens to a soaring great room and custom chef’s kitchen with natural French oak and marble floors reclaimed from Spain.

“Four upper-level ensuite bedrooms include a luxurious master suite with dual bathrooms, showroom closets, and a private patio. A rooftop terrace with direct elevator access offers views to the ocean, while an expansive daylit lower level holds a theater, wine cellar, cigar room with air purifying technology, onyx bar, auto gallery, guest suite and indoor-outdoor gym connecting to a spa with steam room, sauna, shower, and massage room.

Sliding pocket doors off the main level spaces create an effortless indoor-outdoor flow to a sprawling, parklike backyard with an oversized pool and spa, heated dining loggia and outdoor kitchen with BBQ and beer taps.’’

Fancy enough? Well, LeBron can afford this and much more. He’s the ultimate basketball star after all.