Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku has put his stylish Miami, FL residence on the market for $3.3 мillion, marking a significant appreciation from the $1.6 мillion he acquired it for in 2020. Following the signing of a lucrative four-year, $56 мillion contract extension with the Browns, Njoku is parting with this distinctive architectural gem.

Originally built in 1962, the property is described in the listing as a ‘one-of-a-kind architectural masterpiece.’ Spanning 4,771 square feet, the house comprises six bedrooms and four bathrooms. Interior highlights include refined features like marble flooring, two fireplaces, and vaulted ceilings.

The open layout seamlessly connects the living room, adorned with a fireplace and built-ins, to the backyard. The dining area, illuminated by an impressive pendant light, is adjacent to the gourmet kitchen featuring a spacious island and built-in breakfast bar.

The primary suite, located on the second floor, includes a private balcony, a spa-like bath, and boutique-style closets. Notably, the bedroom showcases a captivating mural on one of its walls.

Situated on a third of an acre, the property’s modern white exterior is complemented by tropical landscaping, an elongated heated pool, and a spa. The package also includes a one-car garage.

Situated in the Skylake neighborhood of North Miami Beach, the residence offers close proximity to shopping and dining options. Originally hailing from New Jersey, Njoku gained college stardom at the University of Miami before entering the NFL draft in 2017 at the age of 20.

Drafted by the Browns in the first round that year, Njoku has emerged as a notable figure in the NFL, accumulating 15 touchdowns and over 1,700 yards receiving in his five-season career. His recent contract extension solidifies his position as one of the highest-paid tight ends in the league