Bad news for wealthy Oregon house hunters looking for a home with an indoor soccer field: Cooper Kupp’s mansion has been taken off the market.
The star of the Los Angeles Rams sold his house in Wilsonville for $3 million, about a year after the property was put up for sale for $3.5 million.
The estate is best known for its 4,600 square meter indoor football field and training facility, according to Makelaar.com.
“Cooper has decided to sell the Wilsonville estate because the family is spending more time in California than originally planned,” the Kupp family’s real estate agent said.
“He originally purchased the home and remodeled the training facility to house his off-season training program. It was there that he prepared and trained for Super Bowl LVI, where he was named MVP.”
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp has sold his Oregon mansion for $3 million
The four-hectare estate includes a main building and a guest house of almost 185 m²
The most striking feature was the indoor football training facility that Kupp built for himself
Kupp’s European-style country home features many luxurious details, including natural stone finishes and lots of hardwood floors.
The house has a brick exterior and a gated, circular driveway.
Separated from the main house is a guest house of almost 185 square meters, with its own living room, fireplace, bedroom and a full kitchen.
More fireplaces can be found in the main house, including one in a great room with high ceilings.
In the kitchen, there are luxurious touches – including a six-burner Miele range, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, two dishwashers and stone countertops. In addition to all these features,
The master bedroom has its own hallway, a tray ceiling and a glittering chandelier.
This is complete with an en suite bathroom with underfloor heating, a large glass shower and double sinks.
There is a large closet in the room which offers plenty of storage space as well as its own washer and dryer.
The main building has a brick exterior and an elegant, enclosed, circular driveway
One of the main features of the country house is the great room with fireplace and vaulted ceilings
The kitchen features a six-burner stove, two dishwashers and a Sub-Zero refrigerator
The master bedroom is complete with its own hallway and a glittering chandelier
It opens into a private bathroom with a large soaking tub, glass shower and double sinks
Above the three-car garage is a space perfect for all kinds of activities
Above the three-car garage is a bonus room with its own laundry room, where you can do all kinds of activities.
But the most important feature of the estate is the indoor training facility, complete with real grass, which Kupp built to keep himself in shape for the Sundays in the autumn.
The building is 4,600 square feet and features an artificial turf surface and retractable basketball hoops.
Kupp is set to begin his eighth season in the NFL, all with the Los Angeles Rams.
In 2021, Kupp won the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year Award after collecting 1,947 yards and 16 touchdowns.