When Creed III arrives in theaters this March, Michael B. Jordan will make his directorial debut, but he has added the role of house flipper to his résumé.

Eight months after purchasing the SoCal property, the actor has just listed his farmhouse-style home in Encino’s Royal Estates area for $12.9 million. Jordan paid $12.5 million purchasing the house back in May and has since spent close to $500,000 refurbishing it, despite the fact that it was only recently constructed in 2021.

The home’s security and cooling systems were upgraded, according to Andrew Mortaza of the Agency, who co-lists the property with Bryan Castaneda, who spoke to The Wall Street Journal.

The estate has 12,300 square feet of living space, eight bedrooms, and ten full bathrooms. It is situated on half an acre behind a pair of gates. A cabana, a two-story guest house, and a detached massage room are all on the property.

The residence has a soundproof movie theater, a gym, an elevator, and a glass-walled, temperature-controlled wine room, among other facilities. The custom-designed kitchen, which features two islands, cutting-edge appliances, and luxurious cabinets, is another noteworthy aspect.

The main suite, which has two bathrooms, a fireplace, a balcony, and not one but two enormous dressing rooms, is what really draws people in. According to Mortaza, “that’s the biggest ‘wow’ factor for people when they walk through.” Dirt claims that there is a whole closet solely for shoes, which isn’t all that ꜱҺоϲkι𝚗ɡ given that Jordan is notorious for being a sneakerhead.

Sliding glass doors open to the backyard throughout, making the most of Los Angeles’ pleasant climate. The pavilion is furnished with a kitchen, a couch by the pool, and a zero-edge pool.

It’s unknown why the actor is selling his house; perhaps he wants to make a profit or, depending on how well the film does, he has his sights set on something better. Not to mention that he recently appeared in one of the highest-grossing movies ever, so he has lots of money to spend.