In fact, Johnson’s character Spencer Strasmore, a former NFL player, called 1 Bode Drive, which is located just at the top of the Hollywood Hills, home during the fourth and final season of the program.

The home, which has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and sits on a 10,000-square-foot site, is incredibly extravagant, perfect for a program that is so focused on grandeur and excess.

Developer Michael Muller told Forbes that the building’s architecture “had to be all about glass, all about floating” and that it had a unique modernist aesthetic.

At the LA mega-mansion’s courtyard. It was the home that Spencer Strasmore, who was portrayed by The Rock in Ballers, called home.

With its floor to ceiling windows, floating fireplace mantels, and stone floors and walls, Muller’s vision is undeniably evident.

Its living spaces move between larger public areas and more private spaces thanks to a uniquely open-plan layout.

Given the position, it comes as no surprise that there are breathtaking vistas from every room in the home.

Its interior is furnished with geometric chandeliers and soft leather sofas, and its kitchen has double granite islands and elegant cabinets.

The primary living rooms expand outdoors with additional spaces for dining and relaxing, a pool overlooking LA, and a beverages bar.

A gym, double-story walk-in closet with a mezzanine, and a three-car garage complete the stunning property.

If you’d want a piece of Ballers history, you’ll need to be a wealthy fan since the property is now advertised for $19,990,000.