They’re about to level up.
Ciara and Russell Wilson are reportedly making a massive profit off the sale of their Washington estate.
A source familiar with the real estate deal told the Wall Street Journal Wednesday that the NFL quarterback and “Goodies” singer sold their 11,100-square-foot home for $21.25 million and its adjacent lot for almost an additional $10 million, totaling $31 million for the entire estate.
In 2015, Wilson reportedly paid just $6.7 million for the six-bedroom house and an additional $6.7 million for the lot next door four years later, meaning he stands to make $17.6 million from the latest sale.
Per the Wall Street Journal’s source, the home is under contract and scheduled to close sometime in May.
Wilson, 35, was a resident of Washington because he played for the Seattle Seahawks for 10 seasons. However, he was traded in 2022 to the Denver Broncos in a massive deal worth more than $242 million.
The quarterback was then recently cut from the Mile High City team and was signed to a one-year deal with the Pittsburg Steelers in March. He will receive $1.21 million from the East Coast team while the Broncos pay the remainder of his $39 million salary.
Amid all of the tumultuousness of Wilson’s career, he and Ciara have been trying to rid themselves of the Washington property and a separate $25 million home in Denver.
In February, BusinessDen reported that the famous couple were accepting offers, and providing tours to prospective buyers for their $25 million mansion in Cherry Hills Village.
Per the Denver Post, he sold that property for $21.5 million, and actually took a loss that time, as he had paid $3.5 million more for it in 2022.
However, Wilson was able to score more with his Washington estate following several renovations that were reportedly made to the home, which also includes a gym, home theater, yoga and dance studio.
The NFL star also reportedly put a sports court on the lot, which sits on about 1.06 acres on Lake Washington.
It’s unclear whether Wilson and Ciara plan to buy a home in Pittsburgh, where his home team is based.
