LEBRON James is selling his £15 million home in California.

TMZ reports that in March, six years after purchasing the mansion, the basketball legend put it on the market.

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One of James’s three houses in Los Angeles is located in Brentwood.

During his time with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2015, James spent somewhat more than £15 million on the mansion. With a four-year contracts for £110 million and endorsement deals totaling £46 million per year, he is the wealthiest player in the NBA.

It was constructed in 2011 and designed by the renowned architect Ken Ungar.

Additionally, the house is an extremely valuable asset.

There are six bedrooms and an enormous 9,350 square feet in the mansion.

In addition, there are eight restrooms available to tenants on the premises.

There are other advantages to owning a luxurious California home.

Last year, James was named the NBA Finals’ Most Valuable Player. He resides in a mansion with a pool fit for a king.

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If you’re a fan of watching NBA games, you’ll love the home theater system that comes with it.

Athletes will also enjoy the home gym, which has a basketball hoop next to the garage that can accommodate multiple cars.

After a poor performance that led to the Lakers’ elimination from the NBA playoffs in the first round, James should feel better about the sell.

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James and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a well-known football star, had an argument in February about James’s perceived political involvement.

The AC Milan great first told the player, “Do what you’re good at.” Carry on with your routine.

“I play football because it’s my best; I’m not a politician.” I would be vying for public office if I were a politician.

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Once they hit a certain degree of fame, prominent people immediately make this error.

Keep your focus on what you’re excellent at and avoid talking about things that don’t belong. Everything else is unappealing.

“In the end, I will always speak out against injustice,” James responded.