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PHOTOS: $3.47M for ex-Falcon’s Gwinnett home on Legends golf course

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.
By Amanda C. Coyne
March 14, 2017

DeAngelo Hall left the Atlanta Falcons 10 years ago, but he’s just now put his sprawling Braselton home on the market.

Now with the Washington Redskins, Hall's probably spending a whole lot less time in the mansion inside The Legends at Chateau Elan, a private golf community in northern Gwinnett County. For $3.475 million, the 16,163-square-foot home overlooking the Legends golf course can be yours.

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

A wrought-iron and stone fence protects the stone-facade home, sitting on 0.59 acres of land. With eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and a 7-car garage, there’s lots of room to spread out.

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

The master suite has its own attached “master retreat,” complete with a latte station, mini bar and sitting room. A two-way fireplace separates the sitting room from the sleeping quarters.

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

The living areas are expansive, with two dining rooms and two living rooms for entertaining. There’s also a “hidden room” for when you need to get away from the kids or houseguests.

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

The home features a screening room with three levels of seating. There’s also a full wet bar, wine cellar, game room and outdoor basketball court.

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

Fit for an athlete, the home gym also has a steam shower to get clean and relax aching muscles. Outside, there’s a “beach entry” pool, a sand zone, hot tub and a lounge perfect for outdoor barbecues and gatherings.

Former Falcon and current Redskins free safety DeAngelo Hall's Gwinnett home is on the market for $3.47 million.

Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

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Credit: Real Estate Expert Advisors / Tracy Cousineau

The home is represented by Tracy Cousineau of Real Estate Expert Advisors. Find more information and photos of the home at her website.

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