Eli Manning isn’t a New York Giant anymore, having retired after last season. The two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback also appears to be moving on from New Jersey in another fashion, as his home is up for sale.
The six-bedroom, 5.5-bath house in Summit, N.J., has hit the market. All it will take at the asking price is $5.25 million. Of course, there probably is some room for negotiation.
Realtor.com
Here’s the description if your curiosity is piqued:
Impeccable 1904 Georgian Revival completely renovated and restored in 2015. 9, 000+ square foot of living space curated with high-end finishes. In-ground pool with recently renovated pool house on over an acre. This unique estate only blocks to downtown boasts a banquet-sized fireside dining room, sun-filled formal living room, oversized family room, fireside study and a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances, butler’s pantry, breakfast room and private workspace. First floor suite offers bedroom, sitting room, full bath and kitchen. Master suite with two dressing rooms and marble bath. Temperature-controlled pool house with high-end appliances and golf simulator for year-round use. Eight restored fireplaces; home gym; 750-bottle wine cellar; crestron central control system; generator; Third floor optional recreation room/sixth bedroom.
The Mannings bought the home in Union County in 2014 for $4.7 million.
