LeBron James is willing to take a small loss to sell his massive colonial-style mansion in Los Angeles.

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On Monday, the 36-year-old NBA legend put his Brentwood estate up for sale for a whopping $20.5 million. In 2015, he purchased the property for $20,986,500.

The 10,000-square-foot mansion has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

The gated estate built in 2011 is located in the affluent Rockingham Rim neighborhood, on the same street where OJ Simpson resided during the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

The hotel has been modernized and equipped with modern amenities.

See inside the mansion where King James resided upon his arrival in Lakers City.

The backyard includes an in-ground pool with breathtaking panoramic views

The exterior of the house includes a seating area

The 20-foot pool includes a spa and poolside pavilion, all reminiscent of a resort.

Main bathroom

The residence has a spacious main bathroom with terrace and two dressing rooms.

Formal living space

The home features two family areas with an open floor plan and four stone fireplaces.

Kitchen

There is also a media room, nursery, fitness center and locker room.

The bookcase has built-in shelves and wood paneling

The mansion also has a wood-walled library, an elevator and a 3-car garage.

A breakfast area

The kitchen opens to a spacious breakfast area, with access to a loggia with fireplace on one side and a family room on the other.

Shared lounge

The family room has access to the outdoor dining area ideal for dinner parties.

Media room

The master bedroom has a private terrace

In 2017, someone spray-painted a racial symbol on the front gate of the house, which caused a stir.

The driveway has a basketball court

In October, James opted for a $36.75 million Mediterranean-style Beverly Hills estate. The mansion was once owned by Katharine Hepburn.

Meanwhile, he still owns the $23 million Brentwood estate he purchased in 2017.

James signed a two-year, $85 million contract extension to play for the Los Angeles Lakers in December. Prior to this move, he signed a four-year, $154 million contract with the team in 2018.