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By Nelson Espinal
Contributing Sports Reporter
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Los Angeles Rams star pass rusher Myles Garrett was traded from the Cleveland Browns weeks ago, but there are still things he left in Ohio.
Garrett, despite Cleveland's market size and competitiveness, was a Browns lifer until this offseason, when the team finally traded their franchise player for assets.
He built up a Hall-of-Fame resume already with the Browns, breaking the single-season sack record last year and being essentially the best non-quarterback player since Aaron Donald left the sport.
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However, Garrett is now starting a new chapter with the Rams, joining the long line of star players who have moved to LA.
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With a new life in a new city starting, the edge rusher has little use for his house in Wadsworth, Ohio. He is selling the home in the Hidden Lakes of Sharon community at $2.1 million.
The property is two acres and was built in 2018. The home itself is 4,300 square feet, including five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.
"A dramatic two-story foyer welcomes you with rich hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and abundant natural light. The thoughtfully designed floor plan balances elegant entertaining with everyday comfort and features two staircases, including a grand foyer staircase and a secondary staircase off the gourmet kitchen," the list reads.
"Designed for both style and function, the kitchen showcases premium appliances, an oversized center island, custom cabinetry, a spacious walk-in pantry, and seamless flow into the adjoining living and dining areas. A spacious executive office is appointed with custom built-in cabinetry.
"The luxurious primary suite offers a spa-inspired bath and an extraordinary custom walk-in closet. Four additional bedrooms are well-proportioned, while an oversized bonus room provides exceptional flexibility as a game room or additional flex space.
"The finished walkout lower level is designed for exceptional entertaining, featuring a custom bar, expansive recreation areas, a theater room, and a fitness room fully equipped with professional-grade equipment. Walkout access extends to the outdoor living space, while an expansive upper-level deck with a built-in grill overlooks the private backyard and fire pit.
"Completing the property is a three-car attached garage and a separate four-car garage with a finished upper level, ideal for a private office, studio, or hobby space. As an added bonus, gym equipment can convey with the property, along with some select home furnishings."
Now, Garrett has to find a home in Los Angeles, a city where things can get expensive quite quickly and won't be as secluded as Ohio.
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