LeBron James may have left the Miami Heat in 2014 to return to his hometown team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, but his real estate portfolio is only just catching up with the news. The basketball superstar — and Trainwreck actor [1] — has just sold a stunning waterside Miami home [2] for a whopping $13.4 million. Opulence International Realty [3] had the listing.

And what a listing it is! LeBron, who purchased the estate for $9 million in 2010, handed over the deed this week to a property boasting six bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, and dock space for two yachts. The listing referred to the home as "the King's palace," which is fitting for LeBron, who often calls himself "King James." The home is also outfitted with a screening room, a wine cellar, a guest house, and a sizable roof deck. What we can't get over, though, is the backyard pool. The infinity pool is kitted out with a ton of neon lights and would make the perfect setting to celebrate, say, winning the NBA finals.

Now that he's based in Ohio, LeBron has even more space to share with his wife and their three kids. They own a mansion nearly three times the size of the Miami property in Akron — and don't worry, that home has a pretty nice pool too. Read on to see what the Jameses just parted with in Florida.

The home is located in the storied Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami.

The mansion's infinity pool is embellished with neon lights.

One of the home's eight and a half bathrooms features intricate tiling.

The house seamlessly blends the interior and exterior spaces.

The views of Biscayne Bay are spectacular.

Large tubs are featured in many of the bathrooms.

This large bedroom is fit for a king.

The home has a screening room with leather recliners.

The chef's kitchen is perfect for preparing elaborate meals.

Water views are in nearly every room.

There is a grand entryway with a sweeping staircase.

The home has a state-of-the-art security system.

Opulence International Realty provided a video tour of the space as well.