Michael Jordan’s luxurious mansion has been abandoned for 12 years
Legendary Michael Jordan’s 3,281m² mansion in Chicago, after 12 years of abandonment, is looking for a new owner for $11.2 million.
Basketball legend Michael Jordan’s massive Chicago mansion is waiting for a new owner after 12 years of being abandoned. Since it was put up for sale in 2012 for $29 million (£21.9 million), the 3,281 sq ft mansion has become a symbol of luxury, but has been empty and uninhabited.
Heartbreaking images of Jordan’s abandoned mansion for 12 years
Luxury in every detail
Now listed for $11.2 million, the NBA legend Jordan’s mansion is more than just a home; it’s an impressive structure. The main entrance features the number 23, the jersey number Jordan wore while playing for the Chicago Bulls. There’s also a golf course with an Air Jordan flag.
The villa is filled with luxurious amenities, from a tennis court, an infinity pool with its own grass island, to a large fish pond. Inside, the interior exudes luxury with white tones, a luxurious piano and a large living room. Notably, a set of doors was originally taken from the mansion of a famous entertainment mogul in Chicago, along with a billiard table in that special room.
Entertainment room inside the villa
Guests can enjoy meals at tables designed to resemble the streets of Baghdad, or sit next to a large aquarium. The mansion also has a wine cellar, a library, a cigar room, and a gym that was once the training ground of Jordan and his Chicago Bulls teammates.
Michael Jordan basketball court
The highlight of the mansion is probably the Air Jordan-themed basketball court. The shiny floor is decorated with the names of Jordan and his children, recalling the glory days of the star who won 6 NBA championships.
Jordanian basketball court
Additionally, the villa grounds feature a separate guest house with three bedrooms. The villa is designed with a total of 9 bedrooms and 19 bathrooms, providing a variety of choices for guests.
Difficulty in selling villas
Despite being an architectural masterpiece and bearing Jordan’s personal stamp, the mansion has struggled to find a new owner. Some brokers say the home’s over-personalization has made it difficult to sell. “It’s clear that this is Michael Jordan’s own home,” real estate expert Bruce Bowers said.
Jordan has not lived in this mansion for a long time, after moving back to his hometown of North Carolina. However, with recent information about the sale on a real estate website, it is likely that this mansion will soon have a new owner after 12 years of abandonment.
