Michael Jordan’s old house in Highland Park, Illinois, has been put up for rent on Airbnb. Champions Point2 Known as Champions Point, this massive mansion is a whopping 32,683 square feet on a 7-acre parcel. The estate was first built in 1995 and features seven bedrooms and 17.5 bathrooms. It provides an upscale retreat for visitors interested in getting a taste of the life inside one of basketball’s most illustrious gamechangers.
Jordan purchased the land that his home in 1991. Ever since, it’d turned into something of a trophy of his success and later, of course, of his status. As a result, the property is infused with outrageous design elements. A beautiful archway entrance shows off the number 23, Jordan’s legendary jersey number.
The rental’s description requires prospective guests to agree to a seven-night minimum stay. The mansion can only host 12 total guests, so renting the mansion comes with a hefty $25,000 security deposit. Each guest is required to sign a liability waiver as well as a nondisclosure agreement. This guarantees the privacy and exclusivity of the experience.
Jordan’s estate first went on the market on December 17, 2013 and was initially listed for $29 million. After sitting on the market unsold for 12 years, the unusual home finally found a buyer in December 2021. It subsequently sold for $9.5 million, an enormous 67% markdown.
Touted as the ultimate party pad, renting this ultra-private mansion does not come cheap, with a weeklong stay likely adding up to well over six figures.
John Cooper, who has long been associated with the property and offered at look at its future potential.
“I am still considering many different uses for the property. Some great uses require zoning relief, but in the meantime short-term rentals are a permitted use to bring exposure to the property and generate some revenue.” – John Cooper
Getting to stay in Michael Jordan’s old digs is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Now sports fans and travelers alike can explore a unique and important piece of this country’s sports history! Now the historic mansion is opening its doors to guests through Airbnb. It’s sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for anyone looking to ball out, just like the basketball legend.
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