Scotsdale’s estate with a basketball court listed for $ 23.5 million – the real deal

Those who do not want to pay $ 24 million for condominiums on the highest floor in Los Angeles can instead choose an estate of 21,400 square feet with an underground basketball court in North Scotsdale.

Owners Brett and Susan Hard have launched their properties with seven bedrooms, eight baths for sales for $ 23.5 million at $ 24258 North 91st Street, in Prado Estates, Phoenix Business Journal reported. The deal comes with 290 pairs of Michael Jordan sneakers, estimated at $ 400,000.

Chicago Brett Hard -born, founder of TheBestirs, who hires workers for insurance companies, is a keen fan of hoops.

Thus, in 2017, he and his English -born wife built their estate 4.4 acres, filled with a basketball court with 80 to 50 feet by 15 feet under their mansion. They built the court for the youth basketball team of their largest son because it was difficult to find practical courts – then they built the home around it.

An agency representing the top NBA players visited the court and asked if they could manage their advantageous camp there for their future players, Brett Hard said in a statement. “For six weeks, a group of 12 players trained here before they were prepared,” he said.

A long, almost full size court attracted dozens of best players from all over the country, including Kobi Bryant, Chris Paul and Mikal Bridges’ likes. It has a professional board, kitchen, dressing room with five bathrooms, attic and private parking.

In addition to the two -storey main house, the mansion includes a guest house with two bedrooms, 1600 square meters.

The mansion has a golf and movie theater simulator, nine holes that put green, five chip pads and practice range from 10 to 65 yards. There are two resort -style pools, including one with a diving and a separate spa.

Above, the home has Jordan Room, a miserable display of 290 Michael Jordan sneakers worth $ 400,000, which are included in the sale.

The broker David Newman, founder of David Newman Partners and a property list agent, said Hards Way would cut to the home in the 6,000 -square -foot range, now that their children grew up and live in their own homes.

– Dana Bartholomew

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