Myles Garrett Lists Cleveland Home After Trade to Los Angeles Rams

In June, defensive end Myles Garrett was dealt from the Cleveland Browns to the Los Angeles Rams in a blockbuster transaction that sent two-time Pro Bowl pass rusher Jared Verse and multiple future draft picks to Cleveland. Shortly after the move, Garrett announced that his Wadsworth, Ohio, residence would be placed on the market.

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The home, built in 2018 within the Hidden Lakes of Sharon community, sits on a two-acre lot and offers 4,300 square feet of living space. It includes five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a two-story foyer with dual staircases, a gourmet kitchen equipped with premium appliances, an executive office, and a primary suite featuring a spa-inspired bath and walk-in closet. Additional amenities comprise a custom bar, fully equipped gym, home theater, built-in grill, fire pit, a three-car attached garage, and a separate four-car garage with an upper-level space suitable for an office or studio. The property is listed for $2.1 million.

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Days after the trade, Garrett and the Rams finalized a restructured contract that raises his compensation for the 2026 season. According to Pro Football Talk, the agreement guarantees Garrett at least $37 million for that year.

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Garrett’s decision to sell his Cleveland-area home underscores the personal adjustments athletes often make following high-profile trades. The listing provides a tangible indicator of his relocation from the Midwest to the West Coast and may influence local real-estate activity in the Wadsworth region. Additionally, the contract extension signals the Rams’ long-term commitment to the former No. 1 overall draft pick, while the sizable home price reflects the market value of recent luxury properties in suburban Ohio.

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