LeBron James Lists Miami Mansion For $17 Million: Calls Coconut Grove House 'The Most Opulent Estate In Miami;' Moves On To Estates In Akron, Ohio [PHOTO]

LeBron James is selling the mansion he once owned during his days playing for the Miami Heat for a whopping $17 million. According to Business Insider, the mansion is listed by Opulence International Reality, which calls the house "the most opulent estate in Miami."

Now that James will be making his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, it seems he no longer has any use for his beautiful Coconut Grove home - not even if it boasts 12,178 square feet of living space across six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a wine cellar, and an infinity pool and docks large enough for not one, but two 60-foot yachts. Located at 3590 Crystal Court in Miami, the sprawling estate also has its own movie theater and a guest home, making it one of the most spectacular bay front homes in Miami.

James has already moved to Cleveland, and has recently made headlines for missing his first practice at training camp this past Friday due to having a sore back. According to Cleveland, James and forward Mike Miller were both held out of Friday morning's practice as part of Cleveland Cavalier coach David Blatt's veteran maintenance program.

Blatt called the absences "really, really insignificant," and stated, "Because we have players with a fair amount of years on their back, we've tried to be very conscious at different points of the preparation process to rest guys...for example, today we sat LeBron. We may do more of that."

Despite his back pain, James is sure to stay comfortable in Ohio - Variety reports that James owns a couple of estates in Akron, Ohio, including a seven-plus acre, gated compound with more than 30,000 square feet of interior space that he picked up in 2003 for $2.1 million. Who wouldn't be happy with that?

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