LeBron James officially became a billionaire in 2022, and if people call you King, you just have to live like it, right?

It’s no surprise that James can buy any real estate in the world. He has purchased five different mansions and currently owns three of them. We’ll get to the remaining three mansions below, but in case you’re curious, James had a 12,000-square-foot mansion in Miami during his days with the Heat, but he has since sold it for $13.4 million in 2015. He also sold his house in 9,440 square feet in Brentwood for $19.6 million.

1. Mansion in Summit County, Ohio

The moment LeBron James found out he would be staying in his hometown; He went looking for a house immediately. However, with his rookie contract, he had to be a little demanding.

After examining his options, James spent $2.1 million on a mansion and built a 30,000-square-foot mansion on his Bath Township property. Aside from the six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, James’ property has amenities you’ll probably only find in a shopping center. It has a recording studio, a two-lane bowling alley, a casino, a theater, a sports bar, an aquarium and a barbershop.

If that’s not impressive enough, that’s simply what it looks like on the inside. Today, the mansion is worth $9.2 million.

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2. Mansion in Brentwood, California

As crazy as it may seem, LeBron James once owned two mansions in the same neighborhood. Acquired in 2017, this mansion is much more spacious compared to the one he sold in 2021. The 15,846-square-foot home that James spent $23 million on is furnished with an elevator, a home theater, and a custom kitchen. In addition, the estate has eight bedrooms, 9.5 bathrooms, a gym, spa, steam room, cinema room, wine cellar and onyx bar. Outside, you’ll also find a pool with an outdoor kitchen equipped with a grill for when James invites friends and teammates over.

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3. Mansion in Beverly Hills

James’ most expensive castle also happens to be his smallest. Before James demolished his $37 million Beverly Hills mansion to renovate it, the 13,000-square-foot property boasted four bedrooms and seven bathrooms while giving off a more vintage vibe since it was built in the 1930s. Like their other properties, it has a pool and several guest rooms. This mansion is distinguished by having its own tennis court.

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