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# Miami Heat
Take a look around the Miami mansion LeBron James just sold for €12m
An infinity pool, chef’s kitchen, movie room and more bedrooms than you could possibly need.
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LEBRON JAMES HAS sold his Miami estate for $13.4 million (€11.8m), ESPN’s Darren Rovell reports.
That’s $4.4m more than he bought it for when he joined the Miami Heat in 2010.
It was originally priced at $17m when it went on the market last October. It was later reduced to $15m, and sold for $13.4m.
The mansion was listed by Opulence International Realty, which called the it “the most opulent estate in Miami.”
It has an infinity pool that overlooks Biscayne Bay, a maze of terraces, a movie room, and a massive master suite. The photos make it look incredible.
The outdoor space is the best part
The concrete dock has room for two 60-foot yachts
The infinity pool overlooks Biscayne Bay
The pool has two fountains
The property is surrounded by a wall, and there’s also a “security quarters” on site
The rooftop deck
One of the covered terraces
There’s a three-car garage
Let’s go inside…
The chef’s kitchen
A secondary eating area, which has a TV and an island for five people
The living room
The movie room
The office
The master bedroom
The walk-in closet is enormous
Even the bathrooms have amazing views
One of the five additional bedrooms
The entryway
There’s 4,500 square feet of entertaining space, according to the listing
- Tony Manfred, BusinessInsider (all photos courtesy of Opulence International Realty)
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