After getting traded to the Los Angeles Rams in the offseason, Myles Garrett is putting his Cleveland-area home on the market. The Wadsworth, Ohio, property -- built in 2018, a year after Garrett was selected as the No.
1 pick in the NFL draft -- comes with five bedrooms and six bathrooms and measures 2 acres with 4,300 square feet of living space. The home in the Hidden Lakes of Sharon community is listed at $2.1 million.
A dynamic two-story foyer greets the home's guests with two staircases -- one for the grand foyer itself and another for a gourmet kitchen. The kitchen features premium appliances, an oversized center island, custom cabinets and a walk-in pantry that connect to the home's living areas.
Also included is an executive office with custom cabinets. Suites in the home provide a luxury living space.
The primary suite features a spa-inspired bath and a walk-in closet. The other four rooms supply lots of space, while a bonus room could be used as a game room or flex area.
The home also features a custom bar, a gym fully equipped with professional equipment, and a theater. Outdoor features include a built-in grill and fire pit.
A three-car garage is attached to the home while a four-car garage sits separately that contains an upper level that could be used as an office or studio, according to the listing. Garrett was the headliner in a blockbuster trade in June.
The Cleveland Browns sent the defensive end to the Rams for two-time Pro Bowl pass rusher Jared Verse and multiple future draft picks. Days after Garrett was traded, he and the Rams agreed on a reworked contract that includes an increase in compensation for the 2026 season.
According to Pro Football Talk, Garrett will earn at least $37 million.