Carson Wentz's $1.7M Home Now Up For Sale

PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Carson Wentz era in Philadelphia is officially over, and the one-time future of the Eagles franchise is selling his local home.

The $1.7 million estate sits on some 11 acres deep in South Jersey, and is surrounded by sprawling fields, woods, ponds, and more. You can take a look inside the home via the Redfin real estate listing.

Wentz was traded to the Indianapolis Colts last month after a brutal 2020 season ended with a last place finish for the Eagles. Wentz, who had the worst year of his career, was benched in the final weeks in favor of rookie Jalen Hurts, and rumors swirled about a strained relationship with head coach Doug Pederson.

A native of North Dakota known for his love of hunting and the outdoors, Wentz bought the rural property back in 2016, shortly after being drafted by the Birds with the second overall pick in that year's NFL Draft.

According to Redfin, it features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and 7,500 square feet. Some of it's more unique features, according to the listing:

• State of the art kitchen with copper style farmhouse sink and oversized granite
• Floor to ceiling walls of glass
• Stone fireplace
• Barn house sliding doors
• Owner suite with glass spa shower with several rain showerheads and sprays
• Walk out living room connected to a terrace, outdoor kitchen, heated pool and views of the pond
• Custom bar, gym, and a theater that seats 10
• Indoor endless pool, game room loft, work center
• "Hunting room" with walk-in safe
• 6-car garage

In a lengthy Instagram post following his trade to the Colts, Wentz thanked the Eagles and Philadelphia fans. "It was an honor to play in a city whose passion and love for their football team is unrivaled," he wrote.

Wentz had signed a four-year contract extension with the Eagles in 2019 worth up to $128 million.