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Russell Wilson and Ciara make HUGE profit as they finally sell their estate near Seattle for $31million after two years

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By Jake Nisse

Published: 14:20 BST, 3 May 2024 | Updated: 15:54 BST, 3 May 2024

Russell Wilson and Ciara are reportedly set to earn a total of $31million in the sale of their Washington estate after finally finding a buyer for the property.

Earlier this week, it was reported that the couple had found a buyer for the 11,000sq ft mansion near Seattle, which Wilson bought in 2015 as a member of the Seahawks. It was put up for sale two years ago when Wilson was traded to the Broncos.

While the couple previously sold a lot next to the mansion for $9.75million in 2022, the Wall Street Journal reported this week that Wilson and Ciara will receive $21.25million for the mansion alone.


That's a huge, nearly $15million increase from the $6.7million he initially paid for the home, while the couple spent the same amount on the lot which they eventually sold for $3million more.

However, according to the WSJ, the couple had previously asked for $36million for the entire estate, later listing the house individually for $28million.

Russell Wilson and Ciara will close the sale of their mansion this month for $21.25million

The Bellevue, Washington mansion that they owned was listed for around $25million

Wilson signed with the Steelers this offseason after being released by the Denver Broncos

It was most recently listed at $24.9million before being sold. 

The sale of the house is expected to close this month.

The Bellevue, Washington home is said to have six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a theater, gym, yoga and dance studio, and even a two-story treehouse. 

'This was Russ' home in Seattle,' one of the listing agents told the Puget Sound Business Journal.'This is where he started his family. They have a recording studio in the house for Ciara. There is a very strong emotional attachment to the house. 

'They waited for someone who saw the value in it and they were willing to go along for the ride. We are really excited to have an incredible buyer who can now make their own memories here.'

This sale comes about a month after Wilson took a $3.5million loss on the sale of his Denver-area home following his move to Pittsburgh.

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