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Odell Beckham Jr., a seasoned NFL wide receiver better known to his supporters as "OBJ," has formally placed his huge Ohio mansion on the market in the suburban Columbia Station neighbourhood, roughly 23 miles southwest of Cleveland.
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The flamboyant three-time Pro Bowler paid $1.6 million for the property in late 2019 and then set out on a ritzy bespoke tailoring project to fit his extravagant wishes inside the 13,800-square-foot home.
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Less than three years have passed, and the property is again on the market with a $3.3 million asking price.
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What then does the new owner receive for that sum? Starting with a total of four bedrooms and seven bathrooms, all of which are situated on more than two acres of beautifully landscaped grounds that are highlighted by a three-car garage and a sizable pool with a waterpark-quality slide.
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Then there are the opulent amenities, the most notable of which is a walk-in closet/room the size of a department store equipped with walls of shoes, garment racks, and a sitting space.
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But hold on—more! there's A bespoke gym, game room with a full wet bar, a custom dog kennel, two offices, one with significant wood panelling and a vaulted ceiling and the other with amusing chalkboard-style walls, are also included.
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Other notable features include a large family room with picture windows and a linear fireplace, as well as a gourmet kitchen with a large eat-in island, top-of-the-line stainless equipment, and a separate dining space. A lavish master retreat with a fireplace and a spa-like bathroom with two vanities, an extra-large spa tub, and a steam shower.
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Beckham, who is currently a free agent, was selected by the New York Giants in the first round of the 2014 draught, where he later made his famed one-handed touchdown reception.
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The 29-year-old Louisiana native then played for the Cleveland Browns before signing a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Rams.
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