Own a Slice of Michael Jordan’s Legendary Mansion Starting at $1M

Lisa Mailhot  |  January 28, 2025

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Own a Slice of Michael Jordan’s Legendary Mansion Starting at $1M

 

After sitting on the market for over a decade, Michael Jordan’s Highland Park estate, Champions Point, is now transforming into a one-of-a-kind co-ownership opportunity. For sports enthusiasts and luxury buyers alike, this is your chance to own a slice of basketball history—starting at $1 million, plus 2% annual expenses.

The Estate That Redefines Luxury

Built in 1994, Champions Point is a sprawling 32,000-square-foot estate that radiates Michael Jordan's legendary legacy. Nestled on 7.39 acres, the property features:

  • Nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms that can comfortably accommodate up to 20 guests.
  • A regulation-sized basketball court—a homage to Jordan’s unparalleled career.
  • A circular infinity pool for stunning outdoor relaxation.
  • A private tennis court, luxury home theater, and cigar lounge for exclusive entertainment.
  • The iconic gated entrance with the number 23, reminding you of the GOAT’s enduring mark.

What Makes Co-Ownership Unique?

Co-ownership of this iconic property starts at $1 million, with annual expenses estimated at $25,000. Buyers can purchase a single share, giving them exclusive use of the estate for a portion of the year.

This isn’t just a luxury purchase—it’s an experience. Co-owners will have the opportunity to:

  • Host events such as weddings, sports watch parties, and charity galas.
  • Enjoy additional luxury add-ons, like private chefs, curated meals, and on-site entertainment (for an extra fee).

John Cooper, a Chicago-area investor who acquired the estate for $9.5 million, emphasized its vision:

“Our goal is to create a shared experience where co-owners can enjoy unparalleled amenities and also the sense of connection and community that comes with it.”

 

Preserving Privacy & Legacy

Privacy is a top priority at Champions Point. Co-owners must sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs), ensuring discretion for all guests and events. While photos and videos are allowed, restrictions apply to maintain the property’s exclusivity.

Co-ownership also offers future flexibility—owners can sell their shares, potentially turning this luxury investment into a profitable asset down the line.

Bottomline

Michael Jordan’s Champions Point isn’t just a mansion—it’s a legacy. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in a luxury lifestyle, host unforgettable events, or connect with a community of like-minded enthusiasts, this co-ownership opportunity is a game-changer.

Thinking of moving to Orange County or upgrading your real estate portfolio? Let’s connect to explore your options and bring your dreams to life!

 

 

Reference: Hammiel, Richelle. "Co-ownership of Michael Jordan’s former mansion starts at $1M." Inman Connect, January 14, 2025.

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