Former Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis has finally listed his Indian Hill mansion.
The property went up for $2.79 million on Realtor.com.
From the listing:
“Resort style living on 3.5+ tranquil acres offers a perfect blend of laid back lifestyle & entertainer’s dream! 7000+SF Engler built hm includes generous en-suite BDs, wine cellar, exercise rm, 2 studies, flex rm, 9 garage spaces & more! Outside, enjoy the covered porch, aerated pond, pool, FP & pool house w/outdoor kit. You’ll never want to leave!”
The house was built in 1996. The Bengals brought Lewis aboard in 2003, and he was with the team for 16 seasons, becoming the winningest coach in franchise history — but without a playoff win — before stepping away.
Lewis was last seen during his post-Bengals life popping up as an Alliance of American Football announcer before that league went under. What’s next isn’t known, though he clearly won’t be doing it from his Cincinnati-area mansion.
