Ron Rivera, the head coach of the Washington Redskins, has added a $2.2 million mansion in Great Falls, Virginia, to his real estate holdings.
The private house is off a quiet lane in a cul-de-sac and was built in 2018. There are several trees on its 3-acre site.
In May 2019, the five-bedroom house had a $2.5 million price tag; however, in October, it was decreased to $2.4 million. Early in March, Rivera’s purchase was completed.
The front exterior features a lovely flagstone walkway. The 6,656-square-foot house has an open floor plan and lofty ceilings inside. Three fireplaces and hardwood floors give the room a warm atmosphere.
The enormous chef’s kitchen features Thermador equipment, a wide island, granite countertops, and bespoke cabinetry.
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An adjacent sitting area is divided from the master bedroom by a two-way fireplace. The master bathroom has granite countertops, a seamless glass shower, and a soaking tub with views of the woods. There are also two walk-in closets.
A mudroom has a side access from a three-car garage. Rivera worked the phones on NFL draft night in the finished basement.
The backyard has a well-kept lawn, a flagstone patio, a water feature, and a fire pit. There is sufficient room to add a pool, according to the listing.
Rivera accepted a position with Washington soon after the 2019 season had ended after being fired by the Carolina Panthers in the middle of it. He just recently advertised his Charlotte, North Carolina, house for $1.3 million.
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