Tasteful or Tacky? A Peek Inside Michael Jordan’s Huge Mansion

The massive mansion is located in Highland Park, Illinois, a suburb just outside of Chicago, and has been on the market since 2012. Michael Jordan moved into the home in 1994.

The number 23 is so symbolic that everyone should know whose home they are about to right from the gate. But quick question: Should the new homeowner keep the gate design or scrap it?

One could only imagine the number of cars Jordan had outside of his home when he was dominated the NBA in the 1990s.

Jordan’s kids (Marcus, Jeffrey, and Jasmine) had plenty of space to play outside in this massive backyard. But then again, when your father is a multi-millionaire, chances are your outside play looks a little different from the average child.

Although the property is full of flashy and cool amenities, it can be calm, too. As you can see, the pond is surrounded by trees and is also filled with fish, according to the house’s details.

Is it a shock to anyone that the greatest basketball player of all time has an NBA-sized court in his home? I know he spent a lot of time at the Bulls facility, but I’m sure there are times he just wanted to put up some shots at home.

If you know anything about MJ, you know that the man loves his cigars. So it’s no surprise he has his own cigar room decked out in cigar browns.

Everyone loves to relax during a nice day at the pool. So of course MJ had a whole pavilion that he could relax at with his family. This is absolutely not your average pool house and why would it be?

When you’re a world-class athlete, you also need a world-class kitchen and dining area. Peep the marble. Peep the fixtures. Peep the white on white.

While Jordan didn’t have the biggest family, he was also a guy who was known to be friend’s with a lot of other athletes and celebrities, so he definitely needed an area to host guests and friends.

How many mansions do you know with executive-level conference rooms? An athlete of MJ’s stature and popularity of course needed to make a plethora of business deals, so it only makes sense that he would have this.

There is no doubt that MJ wouldn’t be able to walk into any theater in the Chicago area without being hounded and harassed for autographs. With that in mind, it only makes sense that he needed an at-home theater to have a movie night with capacity for 20 or so people.

Jordan’s work ethic and drive is legendary. There is no doubt he put a lot of hard hours in at this gym during the off season.

From the looks of this massive wine cellar, MJ was definitely enjoyed his wine. Red or white?

Remember that pool house? Well this is the pool, and it looks even better with some soft nighttime lighting.

A tennis court fit for Serena Williams. Why not?

If MJ could play golf everyday, he probably would. He famously would go golfing everyday during the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, and it is the sport he is most known for—outside of basketball of course.

How many people need a trophy room? It’s empty and barren now, but one could only imagine what the trophy room looked like when MJ lived in this home. The man has won six championships, six finals MVPs, five regular season MVPs, three All-Star Game MVPs, a defensive player of the year award, and a Rookie of the Year Award.