Ravens Legend Ray Lewis Sells Baltimore Co. House For Nearly $2M

REISTERSTOWN, MD — Baltimore Ravens legend Ray Lewis has sold his Reisterstown house, which has a holistic wellness center, basketball court, sauna and more. The stunner now formerly owned by Lewis, the retired Ravens linebacker recently named to the NFL Hall of Fame, was listed in March for $1,888,520. Realtor.com shows that the house sold in late July for $1.8 million.

Amenities include a restaurant-inspired bar, massage and meditation space, gym, theater, billiards and gym. The house on 27.94 acres included Lewis's number — 52 — in the asking price. That seems to be the lucky break the property needed; it was previously on the market for $2.95 million in May 2017, but did not sell and was taken off the market.

The listing for 2401 Tufton Ave. says the house has:

• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 7 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1981
• Features: Take the majestic tree lined drive to 27+/- ac of rolling pasture land & sublime privacy. Uplifting pure white great room connects to inviting pool, pool house & bball ct. Luxe owner's suite w/ decadent multi room dressing area. Indulgent ll w/ restaurant inspired bar, theater & billiards w/ dedicated holistic wellness center, comm gym, sauna, meditation, massage & salon space. Serenity abounds.
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Photos of Ray Lewis house courtesy of MLS and Realtor.com, a Patch promotional partner