Celebrations of a scintillating victory at the Super Bowl XLVII have taken off full throttle for the Baltimore Ravens but Ray Rice, their running back is still stuck with his real estate deal.
Rice's condo in Baltimore has been sitting unclaimed on the listing market since September 2012. Originally priced at $339,900 the star player has now chopped off around $20,000 from the cost and has re-listed it for $319,000, reports Curbed.
Rice purchased the home in 2008 for around $350,000.
According to the listing records at Zillow, the home is a four bedroom- four bathroom condo spreading across 2,100 square feet on a 2,776 square feet lot. Built in 1999,the house is in a gated community.
The three story place has a dine-in kitchen, a full laundry, a library/study and a fully furnished bar. A game room, a pool and a jacuzzi tub are some of its other features. The master bedroom sports giant walk-in closets with an attached bath. Formal living and dining rooms make up the lower level of the home.
A four car garage, an attic as well as a basement also exist in the home. Find pictures of the listed home at Realtor.com.
Rice was a part of The Baltimore Ravens who scored a 34-31 win against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, 3 Feb, 2013. Rice's hometown, New Rochelle celebrated the win with much pomp. While the city is planning to hold a parade in his honor, spectators and fans are gearing up for a private party for Rice, reports Lohud.com.
Rice now features in the Seventeenth annual Super Bowl winner advertisement.
