Furnished Scottsdale estate with basketball gym, Jordan sneaker display listed for $23.5M

PHOENIX – A basketball lover’s dream home is on the market in north Scottsdale, but you better have plenty of space under your salary cap if you want to buy it.

That’s because the asking price for HardtSeasons, as the Scottsdale estate is known, is a whopping $23.5 million.

The mansion, which comes fully furnished, was built in 2017 on nearly 5 acres in the Prado Estates community, near Pima and Happy Valley roads.

The spread includes a 21,410-square-foot main residence with five bedrooms and 18 bathrooms plus a 1,551-square-foot guest house.

But it’s not the living quarters that make HardtSeasons stand out from the crowd of luxurious Scottsdale homes; it’s the unique sports facilities.

Scottsdale estate has an underground basketball court

The property features a regulation-size basketball gym that was built 15 feet underground, with a scoreboard and a locker room.

Dozens of NBA players have visited the Scottsdale estate, including Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul, Damian Lillard and Mikal Bridges, according to the listing.

And the gym, which can be converted to a pickleball court, isn’t the only allure for a hoops lover. There’s also the Jordan Room, a museum-like display of 290 Michael Jordan sneakers, with space for more.

Golfers can also work on their game with a nine-hole putting green, five chipping pads and a state-of-the-art simulator.

And don’t forget about the 0.3-mile jogging track circling the property.

Beyond the sports offerings, HardtSeasons is a great place to entertain guests. It has a movie theater, two resort-style pools, outdoor TVs and a full bar with fire and water features.

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