Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker's Maryland mansion to hit market
Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker's 6,000-plus-square-foot home in Owings Mills is set to hit the market on Friday, with an asking price of $3.2 million.
The house, a brick and stone colonial, features five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as an open floor plan, large windows, an exercise room and a three-car garage. The exterior includes a grilling area, an outdoor pool with multiple seating areas and a converted patio with an outdoor fireplace.
The property HOA fees are $1,874 per year and real estate taxes of $18,152 per year, the listing said.
The property was purchased for $1.8 million by a limited liability corporation in 2019. The resident agent of the corporation is listed as David Miller, founder and principal of Owings Mills-based Terrain Title & Escrow Company.
Miller declined to provide information regarding the corporation and its connection to Tucker.
The Baltimore Sun linked Tucker to the address through property records it reviewed, as well as cross-referencing images from the property listing with his Instagram posts of his home.
The listing agent, Jeremy Batoff of The Batoff Group, did not respond to requests for comment by The Sun by publication.
The longtime Ravens kicker was released from his contract in May after more than a dozen Baltimore-area massage therapists accused him of sexual misconduct. The NFL's internal investigation is ongoing and could lead to a possible suspension.
Tucker has denied all allegations and has not been charged criminally. He also has not faced civil litigation.
Got a news tip? Contact Stella Canino-Quinones at scanino-quinones@baltsun.com.
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