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:
The mansion has six full bathrooms, three half-bathrooms, four fireplaces, a five-stop elevator, a recreation and billiard room.
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.
The mansion is on West Superior Street in the Kingsbury Estates area, where plenty of other big sales occur every year.
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.
Public records do not yet identify the buyer of the mansion.
It’s not clear why Juanita chose to sell the property or where she’s moving next.