After deciding to leave Texas and look for redemption in Cleveland, Rahim Moore is letting go of his Texas home for $525,000.
According to Realtor, the 26-year-old athlete signed a three-year, $12 million deal with the Texans before the end of the 2015 season, but he was removed from the lineup during Week 7. He had a rocky season with the Houston Texans, and now he is making his way to play with the Cleveland Browns after signing a one-year contract worth of $1.85 million in March. It was reported that Moore is looking for a fresh start with his new team, and he said he felt mortified when he was benched, saying it was because he loved to play football.
Moore was only able to live in the house for less than a year. The residence measures about 4,200 square feet, and it has four bedrooms and three full bathrooms. Originally built in 2009, the traditional-style brick home features a heated saltwater pool which has other water features. There is also a spa and a large patio outside. The backyard retreat is also a perfect place for entertaining and relaxing because it features remote control lighting and other utilities.
Listing details reveal that the front door of the residence has leaded glass. The house also has a large kitchen equipped with modern appliances and designed with granite countertops. The kitchen opens to the large and stunning family room.
There is also a game room and a media room. There is also a study room, formal dining room and a large living room. On the second floor is where the master bedroom is located, and it has a master bathroom that is designed with double sinks, whirlpool tub and a walk-in shower.
