Inside NBA legend Michael Jordan’s stunning £6m mansion that’s built into the mountains and includes a golf simulator and home cinema
NBA legend Michael Jordan is selling his incredible home in the Utah mountains for £6million.
The stunning mansion set in the illustrious Park City community has been put on the market - having been built in 2006.
The 10,000-square-foot home features five bedrooms and eight bathrooms - as well as a golf simulator.
The Utah house boasts views of the stunning mountains, as well as a local golf course, say the LA Times.
Jordan's home also features a large atrium, home cinema, large gym and wet bar.
The three-storey mansion includes Italian marble, bamboo floors, granite work-tops and winding staircases.
Elsewhere, the house features a two-level living room, a double-island kitchen with stairs up to a spacious office.
The master bedroom suite has stunning views of the Wasatch Mountains and the Glenwild Golf Club.
The outside features fountains, built-in fireplaces and even an infinity pool - as well as four acres of forest.
Six-time NBA champion Jordan - widely regarded as one of the greatest sports stars of all time - will be hoping he has more luck selling his Utah property than his Illinois residence.
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MJ put that home up for sale in 2012 for £23m - and is reportedly still yet to sell it, despite it boasting nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms.
Jordan has trimmed the asking price to £11.7m, nearly half the original price, as the individual numbers in American dollars ($14,855,000) add up to 23 - his jersey number while winning five NBA MVP awards for the Chicago Bulls.
That property also includes a putting green and even an indoor basketball court.
