NFL player Myles Garrett has placed his Ohio residence on the market for $2.1 million, shortly after being traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Los Angeles Rams—a move many have called “scene-changing.”
The home, acquired by Garrett in November 2018 for $1.3 million, was his first purchase as a 30-year-old. He was the first overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft and has spent his entire career—nine seasons—with the Browns, earning two Defensive Player of the Year honors and becoming a local figure in Cleveland.
During his time there, he made significant upgrades to his private home, adding luxury features like a four-car detached garage and a custom walk-in closet designed to showcase his fashion pieces.
Located on two acres in Wadsworth, Ohio, the house spans 4,300 square feet and is listed with real estate agents Rebecca Donatelli and Natalie Antonelli. The property is accessed through a gated entrance for enhanced privacy.
Donatelli expressed excitement about bringing the home to market, highlighting its design and functional amenities.
The home boasts unique characteristics that reflect Garrett’s career, featuring rooms adorned with his NFL memorabilia. For instance, the bar has framed photos of Browns games and includes jerseys from other players.
Beyond NFL collectibles, Garrett also appears to have amassed various items like movie memorabilia and action figures displayed in his office.
The residence has a large, well-equipped gym and offers ample recreational space spread across three levels, including areas for gym, bar, and cinema. The main level is designed for relaxation, with a dining area and a kitchen that features high-end appliances and a large island, perfect for gatherings.
Sunlight floods the main living area thanks to a wall of windows that leads to the upper deck, which is ideal for outdoor entertaining, complete with a fire pit and a grilling area.
In addition to five bedrooms, there’s a bonus room that could serve various purposes, such as an office or game room.
The property includes both a three-car garage and a separate four-car garage, which features a finished upper floor that could serve as an office or studio space.
Garrett’s recent listing comes shortly after he signed a restructured five-year contract with the Rams, reportedly worth $208.2 million, including a hefty signing bonus. In exchange for Garrett, the Browns received linebacker Jared Verse along with multiple draft picks.
Interestingly, it seems that Garrett has opted for a lavish lifestyle in Los Angeles, having reportedly acquired a $23 million mansion in Hidden Hills, an area popular with celebrities.
This new home purchase occurred soon after Garrett’s trade was finalized, emphasizing his shift in location. The move not only marks a new chapter in his career but also brings him closer to his girlfriend, professional snowboarder Chloe Kim, who has deep ties to California.
Recently, the couple attended the ESPY Awards together, where Kim presented an award to Garrett for his remarkable performance record during his last season with the Browns. In his speech, he acknowledged her support and the sacrifices often made during athletic careers.
