Someone can score a nice catch on a Vikings turnover.
The change in senior leadership of Minnesota's NFL team also means a turnover of homes. In February, ex-head coach Mike Zimmer listed his 8,800-square-foot Inver Grove Heights estate for $2 million. Now ex-general manager Rick Spielman has put his Eden Prairie home on the market.
Spielman reportedly has bought a place in Florida while he ponders his next move.
He acquired his Minnesota pad in 2006, when he was hired as a vice president by the Vikings. Spielman and his family lived there for the entirety of his 16-year tenure with the team.
The 5,622-square-foot structure boasts five bedrooms and five baths, enough space to accommodate a sizable family. Spielman and his wife, Michele, are big advocates of adoption. They have six children, according to the Minnesota Vikings website.
Their two-story home sits on a secluded lot on a cul-de-sac that backs up to Purgatory Creek, a corridor for all sorts of wildlife. In addition to nature views from the windows that overlook the backyard, the property offers privacy and a raft of amenities.
Outside, there's a hot tub for adults to relax in, a pool for the kids to frolic in and a firepit to be enjoyed by all. The four-season porch extends the outdoor/indoor connection.
Inside, there's a gourmet kitchen, office space and three fireplaces, including one in the owners' suite.