Myles Garrett’s Transition from Cleveland to Los Angeles

Los Angeles Rams’ standout edge rusher Myles Garrett recently transitioned from the Cleveland Browns. While Cleveland offered a competitive sports environment, the Browns decided to trade Garrett, who had been a cornerstone of their team. During his time with Cleveland, Garrett established a Hall-of-Fame-worthy career, breaking records and showing exceptional talent since the departure of Aaron Donald from the league.

In his new journey with the Rams, Garrett has joined a roster of high-profile athletes choosing Los Angeles as their new base. Given this change, Garrett is parting with his home in Wadsworth, Ohio. The property, located in the Hidden Lakes of Sharon community, is on the market for $2.1 million.

The home sits on a two-acre lot, constructed in 2018, offering 4,300 square feet of living space. Inside are five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. The listing describes a dramatic two-story foyer featuring hardwood floors, high ceilings, and ample natural light. The design supports both elegant entertaining and everyday comfort, with dual staircases and an open floor plan extending from a gourmet kitchen.

The kitchen is equipped with premium appliances, a large center island, custom cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry, seamlessly connecting to the living and dining areas. An executive office with custom cabinetry enhances workspace functionality. The lavish primary suite includes a spa-like bathroom and a custom walk-in closet, while four additional bedrooms offer ample space.

A significant bonus room presents options for a game room or extra space. The fully finished walkout lower level is tailored for entertainment with features like a custom bar, recreation areas, a theater room, and a professional-grade fitness room. Outdoor facilities include a deck with a built-in grill, overlooking a private backyard and fire pit.

Completing the property is a three-car attached garage and a separate four-car garage with an upper-level finished space, suitable for an office or hobby area. Optional gym equipment and select furnishings are available with the home.

Now in Los Angeles, Garrett faces the challenge of finding a new home where real estate comes at a premium. Unlike Ohio, the bustling life in LA presents less seclusion and higher living costs.