LeBron James' Florida mansion worth $15 million will soon be off the market.

The 12,178-square-foot Coconut Grove main residence, which is now on pending sale status, is resting on almost half an acre of Florida land, reports the Los Angeles Times.

Built in 2010, the property prides itself for having six bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, a separate guesthouse, a home theater, an office, an elevator to service all three levels, security quarters, a 4,500-square-foot patio, and an infinity-pool. Being an NBA player's abode, amenities for gaming and relaxation are expected to be present in the home. Thus, the next owners will find a whole entertainment wing that showcases a game room, a wet bar and a lounge area.

The Cleveland Cavaliers star player bought the waterfront home located in the Crystal Cove area in Miami five years ago for $9 million, the same year he transferred to Miami Heat. It was originally offered on the market for $17 million in October of last year, after the Akron native returned to Cleveland, according to People magazine.

The agent who handles the listing, Tomi Rose of Opulence International Realty, exclusively told the magazine about the wonderful features that the four-time regular season MVP's home offers. "The property is on the open bay, the views are amazing, and it's a yachter's paradise," Rose said.

More than 50 photos of the Miami home were featured on Curbed Miami, shortly after the listing announcement, including the amazing infinity-edge pool that comes with waterfall features and custom lighting.

Meanwhile, all eyes will be on James again when the Cavaliers face the Golden State Warriors on Thursday for the much-awaited NBA Finals Game 1. Will this year's highest-paid athlete in the NBA lead his team to victory or will it be 2015 NBA's Most Valuable Player, Stephen Curry's turn?