The numbers in the home’s $14.855 million listing price add up to the basketball legend’s jersey number: 23.
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The 32,683-square-foot main house sits on just under eight acres of land. A guesthouse also comes with the property. This contemporary style house sits on seven acres of secluded land behind an electronically controlled gate adorned with Jordan’s jersey number. There are a total of nine bedrooms and 19 bathrooms between the 32,000-square-foot main house and a guesthouse.
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