Nuggets Champion Aaron Gordon Provides Rare Insight Into Personal Life

During their 14-game, two-round playoff run last season, Gordon averaged 16.2 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game with 48.5/37.9/86.0 shooting splits, and was even dealing with injuries throughout. Gordon also joined rare company by having two buzzer-beating game-winners in the same playoff run.

Aaron Gordon's personal life

Gordon has already cemented himself as a Nuggets legend, especially after his 2025 playoff run, but the star rarely delves into his personal life. In a recent interview with Mansion Global's Eric Grossman, Gordon talked about what he does outside of basketball.

Gordon opened up about how he owns two custom-designed properties in Denver and splits time between the two.

“Both spaces reflect different sides of who I am. It’s not your typical setup, but it works really well for my lifestyle,” Gordon said. “Each one has its own distinct energy and purpose, and they have really shaped how I think about design and how space influences mindset.”

The place where Gordon spends most of his time is an industrial building that he turned into a space that has practically everything he needs, from a basketball court and gym to content and brand capabilities.

“Everything I need to train, recover and reset is right there—no commute, no distractions, just pure focus," he continued. "I can go from the court to the cold tub to [lifting weights] without ever leaving the building. It keeps me locked in mentally and physically. It also works perfectly for brand shoots and capturing content—being in my own space just makes it feel more real and authentic.”

Gordon also talked about how he has spent his offseason and time away from basketball.

"The offseason is a chance for me to unplug, reset and reconnect with the things that fuel me outside of basketball. One of the highlights this summer was going to Cannes Lions, where I spoke on a panel with Klutch Sports Group and UTA [United Talent Agency] to talk about creative entrepreneurship and purpose-driven storytelling. It was an inspiring experience," Gordon said.

"Otherwise, I spent time making music, hanging out with family and friends, and getting stronger and better at my craft—all things that ground me before ramping up for the season."