The shelves of "the Jordan room" can hold up to 325 pairs and "was crafted with $300,000 of meticulous detail."

It was in the summer of 1985 when Michael Jordan embarked on a European tour to promote his soon-to-be-released Air Jordan 1 sneakers.

A massive mansion in Scottsdale hit the market that would be a paradise for any sneaker head. Zillow unveiled a listing for a $23.5 million mansion that includes a room with a "museum-quality display" of 290 Michael Jordan sneakers worth $300,

"The Jordan Room" in a 21,400-square-foot mansion on the market for $23.5 million holds up to 325 pairs of shoes and is centered with a basketball hoop with the Jumpman logo above. NBA legends Kobe Bryant and Chris Paul have visited the house.