Celebrity Homes

LeBron James’ former Miami mansion sells for $18.5 million

A luxurious Miami mansion, previously owned by basketball icon LeBron James, has been purchased for US$18.5 million.

The property, located in the fashionable Coconut Grove area, boasts distinctive features, including custom wallpaper installed by James himself.

Entrepreneur John Lie-Nielsen and his wife, Darling, are the new owners of this nearly half-acre estate, according to Mansion Global.

The sale, facilitated by Jason Zarco of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty, was completed in under a month.

According to Zarco, the quick sale can be attributed to the property’s pristine condition, stunning views, and excellent entertainment spaces, a rarity in Miami for its price range.

This waterfront estate, with an 24m frontage on Biscayne Bay, offers privacy through its gated entrance and coral wall.

The property includes a main house and a guest house above a three-car garage.

Luxurious amenities such as a private dock, heated pool with swim-up bar, gym, spa with steam and sauna, and a ground-floor entertainment lounge complete with billiards and poker tables, make this estate exceptional.

The main house, constructed in 2010, spans 1294sq m and features floor-to-ceiling windows, six bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, one half bath, an elevator, wine cellar, theatre, living room with bar, and an office/library.

The primary suite includes a rooftop terrace, two bathrooms, and walk-in closets.

A unique aspect of the property, highlighted by Zarco, is the custom wallpaper in the guest house, adorned with golden crowns and James’ initials.

John Lie-Nielsen, founder and CEO of One Park Financial based in Coconut Grove, along with his wife, have not commented on the purchase.

James originally bought the property in 2010 for US$9 million and sold it in 2015 for US$13.4 million.

It was later acquired in 2021 by Jeff and Sherianne Conry for US$12.75 million.

LeBron James, now 38 and playing for the Los Angeles Lakers, continues to make his mark in the NBA, boasting four championship wins, four MVP Awards, and 19 All-Star appearances.

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