That’s Baller: Michael Jordan’s Former Mansion Offers $1M-a-Week Timeshare Experience for Fans Who Want to Live Like Mike

Michael Jordan’s legendary Highland Park property, Champions Level, is now providing followers the possibility to reside like NBA royalty—for per week at a time.

The 32,000-square-foot mansion, initially custom-built by the basketball icon, has been reworked right into a co-ownership property by actual property investor John Cooper, who bought it for $9.5 million final December.

For $1 million, patrons can safe a weeklong timeshare on the sprawling property, which incorporates 9 bedrooms, 19 bogs, and facilities tailor-made for sports activities lovers. These embody a full-size indoor basketball court docket, health heart, placing inexperienced, and tennis court docket. The property’s iconic entrance gate nonetheless options Jordan’s signature “23,” a tribute to his legendary jersey quantity.

Non-sports followers gained’t really feel disregarded—Champions Level additionally boasts a house theater, in-ground swimming pool, wine cellar, and cigar room full with leather-based poker tables. For an extra price, co-owners can host non-public occasions like weddings or charity galas with on-site leisure and a non-public chef.

“We envision Champions Point as more than just a luxury property—it’s an opportunity to own a piece of history and bring sports enthusiasts together,” mentioned Cooper in an announcement.

The distinctive timeshare mannequin permits co-owners to assist cowl annual bills, and shares might be resold. With area to accommodate as much as 20 friends, the property guarantees an expensive, community-driven expertise that retains Jordan’s legacy alive.