Myles Garrett’s Cleveland home is officially on the market, listed at a cool $2.1 million. This isn’t some quick flip, either, with the “For Sale” sign popping up nearly two months after he was traded to the Rams. Cleveland fans might be sad, but this just makes it real, doesn’t it?
Checking Out the Digs in Wadsworth
So, what does $2.1 million get you in Wadsworth, Ohio? Turns out, it’s pretty sweet. Garrett’s pad sits on two acres, boasting five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a solid 4,300 square feet of living space. This place went up in 2018, just a year after Garrett landed in Ohio as the first overall pick in the draft. He called this place home from when he first stepped into the league, but now it’s time to cash out.
The L.A. Price Tag Is No Joke
This move makes sense, right? Garrett’s traded, he’s heading to L.A., and he needs to set up shop out there. The article points out something wild: to get a similar place in Los Angeles, he’s probably gonna need to slide that decimal point one space to the right. We’re talking more like $21 million! That’s a whole different ballgame. It really puts into perspective the cost of living differences across the country for these guys.
What’s next for Garrett? Well, he’s officially a Ram, and this house sale just solidifies his move to the West Coast. Time to see what he brings to the field in L.A. next.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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