Former Ravens coach John Harbaugh's 1905 Maryland stone mansion sells for $6M
Former Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh has sold his historic Maryland stone mansion for $6 million. The sale marks a final transition for the coach, who recently moved to New Jersey to lead the New York Giants.
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The sale of high-profile real estate often tracks the career movements of prominent public figures in professional sports.
Former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has sold his historic Maryland home for $6 million, ending another connection to the city after 18 seasons with the NFL team.The stone mansion is located in Owings Mills, a suburb about 20 minutes from Baltimore. According to Mansion Global, Harbaugh had owned the property since November 2013, when he bought it for $3 million through a trust, according to PropertyShark records.The sale means Harbaugh received exactly twice the amount he paid for the home. He had put the property on the market in May for $6.9 million before it eventually sold for $6 million.Harbaugh bought the home in the same year that he led the Ravens to their second Super Bowl victory. He remained with the team for 18 seasons before being fired at the end of last season.
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