The ex-wife of Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan, Juanita Vanoy Jordan, sold her six-bedroom mansion in Chicago’s River North neighborhood for $4.5 million on Tuesday, October 5.
The former couple got divorced in 2006, and the next year, Juanita paid $4.72 million through a land trust for the 10,179-square-foot mansion. That means she sold the mansion for about $220,000 less than she had paid for it 14 years earlier, when it was newly built.
Check out photos of the beautiful property down below:
It also includes a theater room, a wine cellar, a library, a three-car heated garage and a roof deck measuring 27 feet by 70 feet with an outdoor kitchen and grill and fireplace.
Though several celebrities — including former Chicago Bulls star Jimmy Butler and longtime radio personality Jonathon Brandmeier — have sold their mansions in Kingsbury Estates and moved elsewhere, not every famous face is leaving.
Former Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte and his wife continue to own a five-bedroom, 6,720-square-foot Kingsbury Estates mansion, which they purchased for $4.03 million back in 2014.
Juanita Jordan listed the mansion in June for $4.98 million. It went under contract on September 30 with a quick closing followed just five days later.
According to the Chicago Tribune, Jordan’s mansion had an $89,793 property tax bill in the 2020 tax year. The mansion also has $199-a-month homeowners association dues.