You'll never be able to play basketball like Michael Jordan, but you could at least temporarily live like him.

The mansion, which sold in December after being on the market for 12 years, was listed on the vacation rental website this month. NBC News reported that real estate investor John Cooper bought the house for $9.5 million, and Airbnb lists a host named “John.”

Michael Jordan hasn't lived in his former Highland Park, Illinois, home for over a decade, but fans will have the opportunity to live like Mike did during his Bulls days. It just won't be cheap.