Russell Wilson takes massive $3.5 million loss as he sells $25 million Denver mansion at a lower price after Steelers move

Wilson's 20,000-square-foot Cherry Hills Village mansion finally found a buyer.

Russell Wilson takes massive $3.5 million loss as he sells $25 million Denver mansion at a lower price after Steelers move

Russell Wilson's Denver house sold (Image via IMAGO)

Almost every football fan knew that Russell Wilson would eventually move away from Denver after failing to establish himself for the Broncos. However, it was mere speculation until the veteran quarterback decided to put his 20,000-square-foot Cherry Hills Village mansion up for sale.

Wilson eventually agreed to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers and shifted his wife, Ciara, and kids to the Steel City. While he was in the process of finalizing his contract details and witnessing the arrival of Justin Fields, the Denver House was also attracting potential buyers.

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The Denver Post shared a positive development for Wilson. His house, which was the most expensive home ever sold in the Denver area, was officially off the market. The house cost the 35-year-old nearly $25 million to purchase, but it was resold for $21.5 million, suffering a $3.5 million loss.

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Russell Wilson has another house waiting for a buyer

It was an extravagant property on 5 acres, with four bedrooms, 12 full bathrooms, and his-and-hers walk-in closets. Moreover, there were separate spaces for the office and a detached garage. It also housed a 2,590-square-foot indoor swimming pool, a basketball court, and a guest apartment. The public record showed that Wilson handed over the house on Wednesday.

Russell Wilson takes massive $3.5 million loss as he sells $25 million Denver mansion at a lower price after Steelers move
Russell Wilson (Image via IMAGO)

While Russell Wilson‘s Colorado property saw a swift handover, his Seattle house, on the other hand, is still on the market waiting to be bought when he was playing for the Seattle Seahawks. The nine-time Pro Bowler used the help of Duchess Investments LLC to buy and sell both of his houses. They have yet to find a buyer for the Seattle home.

Per Zillow Listings, the $24.9 million household at 905 Shoreland Drive SE, Bellevue, remains up for sale. The 11,104-square-foot waterfront place, built on 1.06 acres, has 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Moreover, 20-foot-tall entry rotunda; 2 dining spaces; epicurean kitchen with 8-burner stove and 14-foot prep island; pro gym off the 3-bay garage; 1 cinema; 1 dance/yoga studio.

Initially, the price was listed at around $28 million, but 700 days later, it dropped to $26 million. It is still awaiting a potential buyer.

Besides these two, Wilson and Ciara also have estates in a few other places as well. This includes a house in San Diego, Rancho Santa Fe, California, Los Angeles, and even Mexico. 

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