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Michael Jordan’s $10million abandoned mansion goes up for rent complete with basketball court NBA legend trained on

Michael Jordan’s abandoned former mansion was finally sold for a much-reduced sum of $10million in December.

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Michael Jordan finally sold this stunning home in DecemberCredit: Champions Point

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The Chicago mansion is becoming a $1m-a-week timeshareCredit: Champions Point

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The property has plenty of special extrasCredit: Champions Point

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This sports room is no surprise, given the last ownerCredit: Champions Point

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Jordan had been trying to sell the property for a decadeCredit: Getty
Now the unique property – which includes a full-size basketball court the legend trained on – is available for rent, albeit at an astonishing sum.

First, you’d need to pay $230k up front – PLUS  a $50k refundable deposit.

Amongst the unique features on the seven-acre site are an outdoor swimming pool, plush sports room and huge gym.

Jordan, 62, who won six NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls, had to take a massive hit on the property just to sell it.

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His asking price of $29m, set all of 12 years ago, eventually became a sum of around $9.5m – just so the all-time great could offload it two months ago.

New owner John Cooper, a real estate partner from Nebraska, has rebranded the home ‘Champions Point’.

It can now be rented – during “March Madness”.

And there’s also an even costlier – but arguably more exciting – option for anyone interested in staying there.

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You can buy a $1m time-share -package – allowing you to make it your home for one week every year.

The rental listing calls it ‘a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rent this gated, world-class estate, meticulously designed for those who live and breathe sports”.
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Cooper is a big Jordan fan who moved to Chicago a decade ago.

He told the Lincoln Journal Star: “I remember seeing the home for sale and thinking how cool it would be for the person that buys the home.”

Now basketball lovers who are perhaps not quite as rich as Cooper can get a slice of the icon’s previous property too.

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This spectacular feature is part of ‘Champions Point’Credit: Champions Point

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The bedrooms are as plush as you would expectCredit: Champions Point

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How about this for some downtime space?Credit: Champions Point

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Needless to say, a huge gym is also on siteCredit: Champions Point

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Anyone renting this property can play on the court Jordan usedCredit: Champions Point