Anthony Davis of the Lakers pays $41 million for a Bel-Air house.

Situated on nearly 3.5 acres, the 1,550-square-meter estate boasts eight bedrooms and eight full bathrooms.

The recently renovated main house boasts wonderful views of the golf course and canyon, located in the guard-gated community of Bel Air Crest.

The “villa style” home is perfect for Davis because it has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a full-sized basketball court, and a tennis court.

Amenities include a game area with a wet bar, a home theater, and a wine cellar.

The spacious area features a light living room with an entertainment style and a majestic hall with a 10.6-meter glass dome ceiling.

With a butler’s pantry and 20 seats in the formal dining room, the modern eat-in kitchen is perfect for lavish entertaining or hosting the Lakers.

For $47 million, the Kardashians constructed a compound on Britney’s former house.

There is a ballroom and golf course on the billionaire’s estate of In-N-Out.

The master suite offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island.

The magnificent mansion was refurbished to the finest standards and features floors made of walnut, marble, and unusual stone.

Ted Foxman, a real estate entrepreneur, paid $20.6 million (US$16 million) purchased the property in 2016 and spent two years renovating it.

This comes after the All-Star forward sold his Westlake Village house for $8.5 million (US$6.6 million) in January. After purchasing that house for $9.6 million in 2018, he experienced some loss.

This refurbished Mediterranean villa had a waterfall and slide pool in addition to a basketball court.

Realtor claims that while waiting to sell his Westlake property, “The Brow” tested Bel-Air by renting a $50,000-per-month mansion.

Davis paid a premium for his dream home because he cherished the community. acquiring the most costly residence in Bel Air Crest.

The Lakers star is not the only one who splurges on opulent real estate.

LeBron James, a teammate of his, paid $56 million (US$36.75 million) for a large Beverly Hills compound that was on approximately 3 acres last year.