The most costly house ever offered within the Denver space is quietly being shopped round.
Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson and singer-songwriter spouse Ciara are accepting gives, and offering excursions to potential consumers, for the mansion they personal in Cherry Hills Village, sources inform BusinessDen.
The couple didn’t reply to requests for remark made by their basis.
The couple paid $25 million for the house on Cherry Hills Park Drive in April 2022, weeks after Wilson was traded to the Broncos by the Seattle Seahawks. On the time, the earlier report for a Denver-area house sale was $16 million.
The 20,000-square-foot house on 5 acres has 4 bedrooms and 12 bogs, plus his-and-hers walk-in closets, places of work and toilet suites, in keeping with a earlier itemizing of the property. There’s additionally a 2,590-square-foot indoor swimming pool, a basketball courtroom and a visitor condominium with its personal kitchen.
However Wilson’s tenure with the Broncos has been rocky. In August 2022, earlier than Wilson had performed a recreation for the Broncos, the staff prolonged Wilson’s contract by 2028. However the staff went 5-12 in his first season, enhancing considerably to 8-9 this previous season.
Head Coach Sean Payton benched Wilson for the ultimate two video games of the season, saying he hoped the change would spark the staff’s offense. However the transfer was broadly seen as an effort to make sure Wilson didn’t get injured, as a result of NFL groups can’t minimize injured gamers and Wilson’s $37 million wage for 2025 turns into assured if he’s on the staff’s roster on March 17 of this yr, in keeping with the Denver Put up.
Payton just lately stated in a radio interview {that a} resolution on Wilson’s future with the Broncos will occur “before later.”
This story was reported by our associate BusinessDen.
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