NFL star Myles Garrett lists Ohio home for $2.1 million
NFL star Myles Garrett is asking $2.1 million for his gated Wadsworth, Ohio home after a trade to the Los Angeles Rams. The former Browns pass rusher paid $1.3 million for the newly built, roughly 4,300-square-foot residence in 2018 and is now listing the two-acre suburban property near Cleveland.
Key Takeaways
- Myles Garrett listed his Wadsworth, Ohio home for $2.1 million, about $800,000 above his 2018 purchase price of $1.3 million.
- The gated Hidden Lakes of Sharon estate spans roughly 4,300 square feet across three levels on two acres, with five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
- The sale follows Garrett's offseason trade to the Los Angeles Rams and a reported $23 million Hidden Hills mansion purchase.
- Natalie Antonelli and Rebecca Donatelli of The Elli Group at Elite Sotheby's International Realty hold the listing.
The move is a clean break from Northeast Ohio for the two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, nicknamed "Flash" by fans. After the Cleveland Browns selected him No. 1 overall in 2017, he bought the suburban residence a year later—about 33 miles south of downtown Cleveland.
For readers tracking celebrity listings in the luxury real estate and dream homes space, the ask puts a premium on upgrades Garrett added while living there. According to Robb Report, those improvements include a detached four-car garage with a finished upper level and a custom walk-in closet with a glass display case.
Where is Myles Garrett's Ohio home, and what is he asking?
Set behind gates in the affluent Hidden Lakes of Sharon neighborhood, the white brick and stone-accented house sits on two acres in Wadsworth. Garrett is seeking $2.1 million—roughly $800,000 more than the $1.3 million he paid in 2018 for the newly built property.
Inside, an arched entryway opens to a double-height foyer with a curving staircase. Barn-style doors slide into a taupe office with LED-lit glass block cabinetry. Wide-plank hardwood leads past a seated wet bar to a fireside living room with sliding glass doors onto a covered deck with a built-in grill.
The kitchen features a large eat-in island, a glossy ceramic-tiled backsplash, high-end stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, and a dining area. An upstairs primary suite adds a cathedral ceiling, private balcony, and a deluxe bath with an oversized walk-in shower.
What amenities come with the listing?
Beyond the main living spaces, the home includes a recreation room with a curving bar, a tiered movie theater, and a gym with specialized rubber floors. Outside, a planted backyard centers on a fire pit. The listing notes that gym gear and select furnishings can convey to the buyer.
Five bedrooms and half a dozen bathrooms spread across three levels give the roughly 4,300-square-foot layout room for both daily living and entertaining—fitting for a star defensive end who spent years as a Browns centerpiece.
Why is NFL star Myles Garrett selling now?
Garrett's listing coincides with a seismic offseason trade to the Los Angeles Rams. He has reportedly closed on a new $23 million mansion in L.A.'s Hidden Hills community and agreed to a restructured five-year, $208.2 million Rams contract that lifts his 2026 compensation to $37 million annually.
With his NFL future now on the West Coast, handing over the keys to the Buckeye State residence is a practical next step. The Elli Group listing at Elite Sotheby's International Realty puts one of Northeast Ohio's higher-profile athlete homes back on the market as Garrett settles into Rams life.