The Russian tennis legend, Maria Sharapova's $25M Manhattan Beach mansion, has been purchased by NBA superstar Luka Doncic, who has a net worth of $75 million. The Slovenian basketball player, who is now playing with the Los Angeles Lakers, has become the new owner of the beach house designed by the winner of five Grand Slam singles titles herself.Maria Sharapova led a prestigious career during which she won 36 WTA Tour singles titles. For her prominent contributions to the sport, she was inducted into the International Hall of Fame in August 2025. The Nyagan, Russian, Soviet Union, native is one of the ten women tennis players to achieve a career Grand Slam in the singles category, by winning all four major tournaments across her career.According to Sandra Barrera of The Southern California News Group via The Orange County Register, Maria Sharapova purchased the property in Manhattan Beach, California, for $4.1 million in August 2012. As per the Architectural Digest, the tennis icon designed the Japanese-style house in collaboration with KAA Design, an award-winning design company based in Los Angeles. The designed house includes five bedrooms, a two-lane bowling alley in the basement, and multiple other luxury features.Meanwhile, the Ljubljana, Slovenia, native has recently signed a massive three-year, $165 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers and has solidified his presence with his recent property purchase. The new owner of Maria Sharapova's designed beach home was named to the NBA All-Star and to the All-NBA First Team five times. In 2024, he was named the NBA scoring champion, and before the Lakers, he played with the Dallas Mavericks from 2018 to 2025.Maria Sharapova once reflected on designing her home while ingraining her values and aestheticsMaria Sharapova at the Celebrities Attend The 2025 US Open Tennis Championships - Day 2 - Source: GettyDuring her interview with the Architectural Digest in 2019, Maria Sharapova revealed her personal investment in designing her Manhattan Beach mansion. Furthermore, she had reflected her values and aesthetics with which she approached the design."I was obsessed with the process of making this home. I’d jump off a plane from a tournament and go straight to the work site or to the architect’s office or to a kitchen manufacturer. This was my project, and I wasn’t going to delegate any part of it. I was inspired by Japanese architecture and minimalist aesthetics. I didn’t grow up with lots of stuff around. For me, uncluttered means healthy. If you don’t use something, you don’t need it," Sharapova said.Sharapova is a successful businesswoman with investments in UFC, Tonal, Clio Snacks, and others. She launched her own confectionery brand, Sugarpova, in 2012 and reached notable success with the brand.