Ahead of his directorial debut in Creed III, Michael B. Jordan has unexpectedly taken on the role of a house flipper. Just eight months after purchasing a farmhouse-style home in Encino’s Royal Estates area for $12.5 million, the actor has put the property on the market for $12.9 million. Despite being a newly constructed house from 2021, Jordan has invested nearly $500,000 in upgrades, including improvements to the security and cooling systems.

Spanning 12,300 square feet, the estate boasts eight bedrooms, ten full bathrooms, and sits on half an acre behind gated entrances. Additional structures on the property include a cabana, a two-story guest house, and a detached massage room. Inside the main residence, notable features include a soundproof movie theater, a gym, an elevator, and a temperature-controlled wine room with glass walls. The custom-designed kitchen, complete with two islands, state-of-the-art appliances, and luxurious cabinets, is another standout feature.

The main suite, with its two bathrooms, fireplace, balcony, and two spacious dressing rooms, serves as a major selling point for potential buyers. ɾumоr has it that there is even a dedicated shoe closet, fitting for Jordan’s reputation as a sneakerhead. Sliding glass doors throughout the house provide seamless access to the backyard, where a pavilion houses a kitchen, a poolside couch, and a zero-edge pool, taking advantage of Los Angeles’ pleasant climate.

The reason behind Jordan’s decision to sell remаins unclear. It could be driven by a desire to make a profit or the possibility of pursuing an even more extravagant property, especially considering his recent appearance in one of the highest-grossing movies of all time. With his rising success and financial resources, Jordan certainly has the means to explore new real estate ventures.