In a unique offering for boxing fans and history enthusiasts, the childhood home of the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali is now on the market. Situated in Louisville, Kentucky, this historic pink house, where Ali’s journey to becoming one of the greatest athletes began, is available for purchase.

The modest two-bedroom, one-bathroom house has been converted into a museum, providing visitors with an intimate look at Ali’s early life. In addition to Ali’s childhood home, two adjacent properties are also for sale: one functions as a welcome center and gift shop, while the other is intended for short-term rental. The asking price for all three properties is $1.5 million, presenting a unique opportunity to own a piece of Ali’s storied legacy.

Rusty Underwood of Christie’s International Real Estate Bluegrass highlights the historical significance of the property, marked by a plaque on the front lawn. Ali spent 18 years in this home, sharing a bedroom with his brother and sparring partner, Rahaman. It was here that Ali first discovered his passion for boxing at the age of 12 and went on to achieve significant milestones, including winning an Olympic gold medal and launching his professional career.

The emotional impact of Ali’s childhood home was evident in 2016 when hundreds of fans gathered to pay their respects during his funeral procession. Underwood notes the widespread interest in these properties, emphasizing Ali’s lasting influence on American culture and the sport of boxing. There is hope that preservationist groups will take an interest in maintaining this historic site for future generations.

The sale of Ali’s childhood home offers a rare chance to preserve and honor the legacy of The Greatest, whether it becomes a private residence, a museum, or a cultural center.