In order to sell his enormous colonial-style Los Angeles property, LeBron James is ready to take a small loss.

An incredible $20.5 million was the asking price for the 36-year-old NBA great’s Brentwood property on Monday. The property was bought by him for $20,986,500 in 2015.

With six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, this 9,440 square foot home is rather roomy.

Located in the exclusive Rockingham Rim area, the gated residence was constructed in 2011. Its street is identical to the one where O.J. Simpson lived when Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered.

The property has undergone renovations and now features modern furnishings and amenities.

Explore the first home that King James occupied upon his arrival in Lakers City.

The backyard features an in-ground pool with a breathtaking panorama

The home’s exterior incorporates a lounge area

The 20-foot-long lap pool features a spa and poolside pavilion, all of which are reminiscent of a resort.

The master bathroom

The residence has a spacious master bathroom with a terrace and two walk-in wardrobes.

The formal living area

The home has two family spaces with an open floor plan and four fireplaces made of stone.

The kitchen

There are also a media room, a nursery, a fitness center, and a mudroom.

The library with built-in shelving and wood paneling

The residence also features a library with wooden walls, a lift, and a three-car garage.

A breakfast nook

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

The family room

The family room provides access to an outdoor dining area that is ideal for dinner parties.

The media room

The master bedroom with private terrace

In 2017, someone spray-painted a racial epithet on the home’s front gate, which made headlines.

A basketball hoop set up in a driveway

James moved up to a Mediterranean-style Beverly Hills house in October, which cost $36.75 million. Katharine Hepburn was a former owner of the house.

At the same time, the Brentwood mansion he bought in 2017 for $23 million is still in his possession.

James extended his deal with the Los Angeles Lakers by two years and $85 million in December. Before this modification, he signed