NBA player LeBron James recently paid $36.75 million for an amazing Beverly Hills property, adding a stunning piece of real estate to his collection. Let’s go inside LeBron’s new dream house and get a closer look.

This opulent mansion, which sits atop a spacious 2.5-acre plot, was once owned by the late Lee Phillip Bell, who was a co-creator of “The Young and the Restless.” Situated at 9955 Beverly Grove Dr., this opulent property has seven fireplaces, a pool house with two bathrooms, a tennis court that is wonderfully lit, and a screening room that is state-of-the-art.

The interior of the mansion covers over 9,100 square feet, with soaring vaulted ceilings embellished with exposed beams, giving the 6’9′′ LA Lakers icon plenty of space to feel right at home.

Towering palm trees provide shade for an attractive vehicle court and a road bordered with lush hedges at the property’s entrance. During Bell’s ownership, the main mansion, which dates back to the 1930s, underwent modern updates and renovations, guaranteeing the ideal fusion of vintage charm and ultramodern luxury.

Its illustrious past is further enhanced by the fact that the legendary actress Katherine Hepburn once possessed this magnificent mansion. LeBron James acquired the Mediterranean-style Beverly Hills mansion for a little lower $36.75 million, which is a noteworthy addition to his expanding portfolio of real estate interests, even though the property was originally listed for $39 million.

This purchase demonstrates LeBron’s love of opulent living and his admiration for homes with a fascinating past. LeBron James is further solidifying his reputation as a real estate expert with this gorgeous Beverly Hills home.