Hockey Center Kyle Brodziak signed a one year, $900,000 deal with the St. Louis Blues after he left the Minnesota Wild, as cited in a report from Realtor. Since he is heading to a new team, the article also mentioned that his house in Minnesota is on sale.
The house is located at 5121 West 59th Street Edina, Minnesota 55436 with a price of $1,050,000.
In a listing from Realtor, the 4,381 square foot house has seven rooms with five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom, three car garage with a garage opener, and a basement. The listing also added that the two storey house has a breakfast area, kitchen or dining room, two fireplaces, a deck, a vaulted ceiling, and a patio.
In addition, the listing mentioned that appliances are included such as a range, exhaust fan or hood, washer, disposal, cooktop, dishwasher, dryer, microwave, refrigerator, and a water softener.
Furthermore, the lot of the house is 0.35 acres and the size of the basement is 1,383 square foot while the size of the parking space is 504 square foot, as listed in Zillow.
In a listing from Edina Realty, the house is connected to the city water, and city sewage. The listing added that the fireplaces are located in living room, and family room.
The article from Realtor added that the living room, dining room, and kitchen are on the first floor while the bedrooms including the master bedroom can be seen on the second floor. The article added that the basement can become a media room, a billiard pool room, or a miniature indoor hockey rink since it has plenty of space.
As mentioned in three listing, the house was built in 2012 and was sold for $870,000 in 2012.
Pictures of the house can be seen in Realtor, and Zillow. Virtual video of the house can be seen in Space Crafting.
There are no reports regarding on where Kyle Brodziak will stay in Missouri.
In the meantime, Kyle Brodziak has a net worth of $8.49 million, as reported from Celebrities Money. The article added that Kyle Brodziak signed his contract with Minnesota Wild on May 25, 1984. There are no reports on why he left Minnesota Wild.
