The Steelers’ Ryan Shazier and his wife Michelle are selling their Fox Chapel home, but the Shazier family is not leaving the Pittsburgh area.
The asking price for the home, built in 1990, is $2.95 million and features seven bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and two partial baths.
The 9,000 square foot area offers privacy and a large pool area.
The house being sold through Howard Hanna describes the house in detail.
“A wide open marble entry lead to the exceptional well equipped Kitchen w/ bronze appliances, Sub-Zero, Miele and Dacor Appliances. Large center island, granite counter tops and huge walk in pantry complete the kitchen. The kitchen opens to the amazing family room with gas fireplace, window seats and loads of natural light. Family room doors lead to the amazing patio space, outdoor fireplace, covered equipped kitchen and bar area with seating, heated pool and pool house with bathroom.”
The house went up for sale in May.
Shazier was temporarily paralyzed after suffering a spinal contusion during a Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals in December 2017.
Since then Shazier has worked toward a return to football and has turned his injury into a positive.
The Steelers placed Shazier on the team’s Reserve/Retired List back in March to keep him as a member of the organization.
"Ryan's placement on the Reserve/Retired List serves as a matter of protocol to ensure his continued inclusion within our organization moving forward in his professional career,” Steelers General Manager Kevin Colbert said back in March.
Shazier also received the George Halas Award by the Pro Football Writers of America last season.
The award is given out to the player, coach or staff member who “overcomes the most adversity to succeed”.
Shazier has two children including one with Rodriguez.
