Tom Brady’s old Boston condo is hitting the open market.
The former NFL quarterback spent over 20 years with the New England Patriots. And, having left the team four years ago, one of the last remnants of his presence is set to change hands yet again.
According to Boston.com, Brady’s former residence is available off-market for $8,495,000 but will hit the open market on Friday. The Back Bay area condo was purchased by the former Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers star in 2004 for just over $4 million and sold for a bit over $5 million in 2008.
It changed owners again in 2021, going for $7 million, and it’s returning to the market after significant renovations.
“The unit was basically 90% gutted,” a representative for listing company Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty said.
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The publication notes that the condo is “A French Chateauesque-style building built in 1899, the Burrage Mansion was originally used as the winter home of attorney and industrialist Albert C. Burrage.”
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It has 10 rooms and spans 3,422 square feet, taking up the entire second floor of the building.
The residence can be accessed through an elevator that takes one right to the unit, which also boasts a large office, wet bar, dining room, and expansive foyer.
Tom Brady Is Working On Another Major Purchase
Meanwhile, Tom Brady is still keen on becoming a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, having previously agreed to a deal with majority owner Mark Davis. Brady has already bought into Davis’ Las Vegas Aces but is waiting on the league’s owners to approve the sale.
Should things work out, he will likely acquire a home in Nevada to be close to the team and its facilities.
