Quarterback Carson Palmer recently sold his Cincinnati home to a local buyer for $1.915M. Palmer put the Indian Hill home on the market back in March of 2011 for $2.1M. Having not being sure of his future with the Bengals at the time, he must have felt he was ready for a change.
Palmer’s 5,575 sq-ft home sits on a private 5 acre lot and has 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathrooms, and was originally built back in 2002; Carson purchased it in 2003. The home includes a 1st floor Master suite, cathedral ceilings, a gourmet kitchen, solarium, carved-wood paneling throughout, floor-to-ceiling windows and built-in bookcases, and a full game room with pool table and wet bar. Outside, there’s a patio and gated in-ground pool, a spa, golf green and pond.
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I have been in the real estate industry since 2002, and actually starting out as an appraiser.
Before that however, I worked as a residential concrete finisher; which I started as a summer job when I was 13 and over the years worked my way to become a lead foreman.
As both a residential appraiser and concrete finisher, the housing and market experience I’ve gained has truly been an asset.
Shortly after acquiring my appraiser’s license, I went on to become a Real Estate Broker. Since then it’s been a passion of mine to help families and individuals who are buying, selling, relocating, or investing.
In 2004 I purchased my first 2 investment properties and then in 2005 I bought my first primary home. Since then I’ve had over 20+ investment properties including: rentals, lease options, fixer flips, new construction, and vacation rentals. In 2012, I had the opportunity to feature and host a home on HGTV’s “Million Dollar Rooms”.
In 2008 I married my beautiful bride on the beach in Maui. We have two amazing boys and a little girl who’s our princess!
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Quarterback Carson Palmer recently sold his Cincinnati home to a local buyer for $1.915M. Palmer put the Indian Hill home on the market back in March of 2011 for $2.1M. Having not being sure of his future with the Bengals at the time, he must have felt he was ready for a change.
