In 2018—a year after the Cleveland Browns selected him No. 1 overall in the NFL draft—Myles Garrett doled out $1.3 million for a newly built home in the Northeast Ohio city of Wadsworth, about 33 miles south of downtown Cleveland. Now, after a seismic offseason trade to the Los Angeles Rams, the superstar pass rusher has decided to hand over the keys to his Buckeye State residence.

The two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, affectionately known as “Flash” to his fans, is asking $2.1 million for the two-acre spread, around $800,000 more than he paid. Natalie Antonelli and Rebecca Donatelli of The Elli Group at Elite Sotheby’s International Realty share the listing.

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Set behind gates in the affluent Hidden Lakes of Sharon neighborhood, the white brick and stone-accented structure offers five bedrooms and half a dozen bathrooms in roughly 4,300 square feet across three levels. Several upgrades were added during his tenure, including a detached four-car garage with a finished upper level and a custom walk-in closet with a glass display case.

An arched entryway leads into a double-height foyer with a curving staircase. Off to the side, barn-style doors slide open to reveal a taupe-hued office with LED lighting lining the glass block cabinetry and coved ceiling. Rich wide-plank hardwood floors flow past a seated wet bar on the way to a fireside living room with sliding glass doors opening out to an expansive covered deck with a built-in grill. An adjacent kitchen has a large eat-in island, a glossy ceramic-tiled backsplash, high-end stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, and an accompanying dining area.

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An upstairs primary suite features a cathedral ceiling, a private balcony, the aforementioned walk-in closet, and a deluxe bath with an oversized walk-in shower. Elsewhere is a recreation room serviced by a curving bar, a tiered movie theater, and a gym with specialized rubber floors, along with a lushly planted backyard with a fire pit.

Garrett, who has reportedly closed on a new $23 million mansion in L.A.’s celeb-studded Hidden Hills community, agreed to a restructured five-year, $208.2 million contract with the Rams that elevates his 2026 compensation to $37 million annually.

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