Inside ex-NFL and ESPN star E.J. Manuel’s luxury mansion which was featured on Netflix and being sold for $2.99m
FORMER NFL QB E.J Manuel Florida is selling his stunning Florida mansion for a hefty price tag.
The former Florida State Seminoles star luxury Florida mansion has a vast wine cellar and massive swimming pool and was featured on a hit TV show.
The 33-year-old waterfront property is decorated with Juliet balconies, 8-foot-tall Italian doors, and lush tropical landscaping.
He purchased the property after being drafted into the NFL.
The mansion was shown on season one of Netflix’s show “Designing Miami.”
The two-story home also has five bathrooms, newly constructed rooms, a putting green, a games room, and an oversized European kitchen perfect for parties.
The ONE Sotheby’s International Realty says the house was sold for $2.9million.
Manuel attended Florida State and was a standout athlete for the program leading them to an ACC championship in 2013.
He was selected by the Buffalo Bills with No. 16 in the 2013 NFL Draft.
Manuel signed a four-year deal with Buffalo for $8.9 million with a $4.8 million signing bonus.
He struggled his rookie season and dealt with injuries missing six games.
Things never worked like the Bills envisioned when drafting him, and his tenure was short-lived.
Manuel spent five seasons in Buffalo, appearing in 30 games and starting in 18.
His last year in the NFL was in 2017; since then, he’s transitioned into media and officially retired in 2019.
Manuel had 3,767 passing yards, 20 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions in his five-year NFL career.
He became an ACC Network college football analyst in 2019 alongside ESPN.