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Former Ravens Star Ray Lewis lists Maryland mansion for $2.5M (Photos)

(Courtesy Bright MLS)

WASHINGTON — If the criteria for your new home includes at least seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and an elevator to reach them all, you’re in luck. Ray Lewis, retired linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens, just listed his 6,600 square-foot home on the market. [custom_gallery]

Located in Baltimore County, Maryland, the home is listed for $2.5 million. The Baltimore Business Journal reported that Lewis purchased the home for $1.95 million in 2003.

If the sauna and pool house don’t sell it for you, the house is located on a 27.9 acre lot. The master bedroom contains a spiral staircase leading to the closet, according to Patch.

The Baltimore Business Journal reported that Lewis will still have a house in Baltimore.

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