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Legendary boxer and three-time world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali passed away this weekend after being hospitalized due to a respiratory illness. Bisnow is paying tribute to the champ the only way we know how—here's a glimpse into the prolific fighter's real estate.
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Ali's estate in Cherry Hill, NJ, has been on the market for a few years, with an asking price of $750k. The Tuscan-style home was built in 1965, just a year after Ali took down Sonny Liston for his first world heavyweight title.
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The property is nestled on a forested 1.5-acre plot and has a gated entrance. The outdoor area includes a heated pool, two multi-sport courts, a gazebo, a deck and a playground.
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The GOAT's grand chef's kitchen boasts an island covered by a huge slab of jaguar granite.
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Here's a shot of the ground-floor view of the champ's landscaped courtyard and patio area. The courtyard is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows bathing the first floor in light.
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The lower floor has a giant sunroom, along with a hot tub, a mirror-clad chimney, and a 45-foot bar—and leads to the outdoor pool.
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Thousands of fans flocked to Muhammad Ali's childhood home in Louisville, KY, at 3302 Grand Ave, upon his death this weekend, paying tribute to the elite boxer. The one-story home with a sagging front porch went on sale for $50k in 2012, despite being assessed at $23k.
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The boxing great also inspired the Philippines' first-ever mall. Ali fought famed boxer Joe Frazier in the Philippines in October 1975 in the Philippines’ Araneta Coliseum—in a fight known as the "Thrilla In Manila."
Following the fight, the Araneta Group constructed the Ali Mall, which Muhammad Ali graced the opening of in 1976.
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