Have A Spare $100K? Now's Your Chance To Stay A Week At Michael Jordan's Former Home

HIGHLAND PARK, IL — You can now book your stay at Michael Jordan's former Highland Park mansion, known as Champion's Point, for the low price of $100,000 for one week.

The basketball Hall of Famer's seven bed, 20 bath estate is now open for luxury stays via Airbnb Luxe. The 7.39-acre estate at 2700 Point Lane is surrounded by mature pines and includes a professional grade putting green, a private pond full of bass and bluegill, an infinity pool and a full basketball court among many other luxury amenities.

Indoors, the estate includes a wine cellar, private salon, two salt water aquariums, a movie theater and a cigar lounge.

The space can accommodate up to 14 guests for a minimum stay of seven days, which will run you approximately $107,225.

"Champions Point has always been a legendary estate," said owner John Cooper. "Now we're making it possible for more people to experience that magic firsthand through our partnership with Airbnb Luxe. Whether it's a family retreat, milestone celebration, or unforgettable getaway with friends, this estate offers an unparalleled experience in luxury living."

Jordan's mansion sold to Cooper late last year for $9.5 million after nearly 13 years on the market. Originally listed for $29 million in February 2012, the final sale price came in at less than one-third of the amount Jordan initially asked for the house.

Cooper previously announced plans to turn the property into a timeshare and began accepting bids at $1 million — plus 2 percent of the total annual expenses of the 7.4-acre estate — for the privilege of spending a week as a guest in his house.

In February, a listing on Realtor.com boasted a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to spend time in a "sports Lover's sanctuary" for $230.000 for one month.

As part of the Airbnb Luxe portfolio, Champions Point joins a curated collection of homes in the top 0.05 percent of Airbnb's listings, recognized for their exceptional design and high-touch services. Each property must pass a rigorous 300-point inspection focused on form, function, feel, location and service.

Bookings for Champion's Point are now open on Airbnb.