Shaquille O’Neal’s Bell Canyon home

Built in 1990, the traditional-style spot sits on an acre and includes a two-story foyer, media room and resort-style backyard.

Built in 1990, the traditional-style spot sits on an acre and includes a two-story foyer, media room and resort-style backyard.

The two-story home. (Neue Focus)

By Jack FlemmingStaff Writer

Jan. 25, 2021 11:38 AM PT

The foyer, bordered by a staircase to the second floor; on a wall is seen a portrait of Shaq in a crown.

The foyer. (Neue Focus)

Large windows, a light stone fireplace and high ceilings with dark beams in the living room.

The living room. (Neue Focus)

Tile floors, large windows and a portrait of Shaq with a cigar in an office off the foyer.

The office. (Neue Focus)

A long kitchen with long, marble-topped center island, white cabinets and tile backsplashes.

The kitchen. (Neue Focus)

Angular family room with a fireplace, small built-in shelves and space for a TV.

The family room. (Neue Focus)

White walls, ceiling and floor in the dining room off the foyer.

The dining room. (Neue Focus)

White beamed ceilings, big windows and a sitting room in the master suite.

The bedroom. (Neue Focus)

Mullioned windows in an alcove holding a spa tub.

The spa tub. (Neue Focus)

Dark walls and a projection TV in the media room.

The media room. (Neue Focus)

The back of the house, with seating on a second story balcony, pool and spa, at night.

The backyard. (Neue Focus)

Daytime view of the backyard and pool, with stone surround.

The pool. (Neue Focus)

A view of the front of the home, with stone accents and front door in a turret, from the front sidewalk.

The exterior. (Neue Focus)

Long view of the traditional, two-story home sitting within a canyon.

The 1990s home. (Neue Focus)

Jack Flemming covers luxury real estate for the Los Angeles Times. A Midwestern boy at heart, he was raised in St. Louis and studied journalism at the University of Missouri. Before joining The Times as an intern in 2017, he wrote for the Columbia Missourian and Politico Europe.

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