USC coach Lincoln Riley is buying a $17 million oceanfront property in LA

This former Oklahoma football coach has carved out a Californian dream.

New USC Trojans head coach Lincoln Riley has just tackled an extravagant Los Angeles County mansion in the city of Palos Verdes Estates.

The 38-year-old who should be highest paid college football coach of the season, bought the 13,000-square-foot oceanfront property for $17.2 million ⁠ – $2.4 million below asking price ⁠ – Dirt reported firstbased on ownership records.

That’s quite a touchdown, but it’s still nothing compared to the $110 million long-term deal USC reportedly gave him in November.

In addition to its sprawling square feet sprawling over three cliff-top shoreline acres, the home also boasts a host of decadent amenities.

There is a five car garage, elevator, seven fireplaces, movie theater, tennis court, five car garage, putting green, sauna, steam room, 600 bottle wine bar and a separate 8,000 square foot guest house. The landscaped gardens include a multi-tiered fountain, courtyard, pool and outdoor kitchen with built-in BBQ.

The main house on the site, officially called the Roessler Estate, is built in the Spanish Revival style. It was built for local sales manager Donald Lawyer in the 1920s before undergoing a major renovation and expansion in the early 2000s. It was once the home of the city’s first mayor, Fred Roessler.

It offers seven bedrooms and 12 bathrooms on two floors connected by a wrought iron staircase.

Chris Adlam of Vista Sotheby’s International Realty had the listing and Allie Joel Riley of Compass represented Riley.

Meanwhile, Riley is in the process of selling the second of his two former homes in Norman, Oklahoma, with one off the market and the others listed for $1.99 million.