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Eight months after being traded to the Browns and signing a five-year, $230 million deal, quarterback Deshaun Watson finally appears to be settling into the Cleveland suburbs.
Not only was he allowed to return to the team's practice facility in Berea this week, as he continues to serve an 11-game ban over sexual misconduct allegations, but now the 27-year-old has reportedly splurged on a $5.4 million home in nearby Hunting Valley.
News of Watson's home purchase was first reported by Clevescene.com, which claims the home was originally listed at $6.9 million.
Eight months after being traded to the Browns and signing a five-year, $230 million deal, quarterback Deshaun Watson finally appears to be settling into the Cleveland suburbs
The opulent brick home is 10,788 square feet, and boasts five bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a theatre, full bar, pool, tennis and volleyball courts, and its on 5.79 acres of land
The opulent brick home is 10,788 square feet, and boasts five bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a theatre, full bar, pool, tennis and volleyball courts, and its on 5.79 acres of land.
Cleveland's No. 1 quarterback was cleared to practice Monday, a significant step for the three-time Pro Bowler accused of sexual misconduct by more than two dozen women while he played for Houston.
Watson reached a settlement with the league in August to sit out 11 games, pay a $5 million fine and undergo counseling and treatment.
To this point, the league said he's fulfilled those obligations.
'Watson has thus far complied with the requirements set out in the August agreement, including evaluation by an NFL-NFLPA jointly appointed clinical professional and participation in a treatment program designed by behavioral experts,
