Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick has tossed his Tribeca residence onto the market. He’s asking for $3,450,000.
The athlete and activist picked up the two-bedroom, three-bathroom pad in New York Metropolis for $3,210,000 in 2017. That was throughout a time marked by controversy for Kaepernick.
In 2016, when he was the San Francisco 49ers quarterback, he started kneeling through the pre-game efficiency of the nationwide anthem to protest racial inequality. His silent protest spurred a wider protest motion throughout the NFL.
Kaepernick grew to become a free agent after the 49ers launched him in early 2017, however he acquired no curiosity from the NFL’s different golf equipment. He filed a grievance towards the NFL for what he believed to be a political resolution towards him and ultimately reached a settlement. He by no means performed one other snap within the league.
As for the residence he’s prepared to depart behind, no controversy there: It’s a pristine showcase.
Spanning almost 1,800 sq. ft, the unit provides daylong daylight from south, east, and west exposures.
The house is in “immaculate situation” and features a storage room in addition to a parking spot, based on the itemizing.
Upgrades embrace central AC, reworked baths, closet built-ins, and in-unit laundry. There’s additionally a sound system all through.
The downtown Manhattan jewel field is a part of a boutique apartment constructing. It provides residents a full-time door attendant, an on-site resident supervisor, a non-public parking storage, a health club, and an out of doors heated pool.
The locale on the nook of Tribeca and SoHo is near outlets, eating places, artwork galleries, and transit choices.
Kaepernick, 36, performed school ball with the Nevada Wolf Pack. Within the 2011 draft, he was chosen by the 49ers within the second spherical. The QB performed for six seasons for the 49ers and led the workforce to the playoffs in 2012 and 2013.
Though he by no means signed with one other workforce, Kaepernick is reported to have an ongoing take care of Nike.