A Tampa Bay home that once belonged to beleaguered Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown is now on the market in Odessa.
Located at 8609 Dolce Vita Ln., the home was first purchased by Brown in 2021 for $2,925,000, about two months after he re-signed with the Bucs for a one-year, $6.25 million contract.
Hillsborough County property records show that over the years the home has been transferred to various LLCs and trusts associated with Brown. But in 2025, AB agreed to give up the property to settle a bankruptcy court filing, reports Bloomberg Law. Brown reportedly owed $2.93 million to eight creditors, including a $1.2 million debt stemming from an assault lawsuit.
Last November, Brown was released from jail on a $25,000 bond after a Miami‑Dade County judge signed an arrest warrant charging the former Buc with second‑degree attempted murder with a firearm. Brown has since pleaded not guilty.
According to the listing, the 9,360-square-foot home comes with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, as well as a chef’s kitchen with Sub-Zero refrigeration and gas Wolf ranges, a pool and spa, a dock, a climate-controlled 11-car garage, and more.
The home is currently asking $3,999,999, and the listing agent is Nick Buchanan of Smith & Associates.
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This article appears in Mar. 19 – 25, 2026.