A home belonging to a former Tampa Bay Buccaneer is back on the market, but this time with its biggest price tag yet.
Located at 17301 Ladera Estates Blvd., the 7,969-square-foot home belongs to former Bucs tackle Chris Hovan, and it comes with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as a game room, an eight-person theater room, an outdoor kitchen, a pool and spa, and an indoor sauna, among other things.
Besides a four-year run with the Bucs, Hovan also played for the Minnesota Vikings, and the St. Louis Rams. He was also an assistant strength & conditioning coach at University of South Florida, and was a coach with the Tampa Bay Storm AFL team.
In 2018, the home was put in possession of his wife, Jaimi, after a judge ordered Hovan to stay away from his home and family after a domestic violence allegation, reports the Tampa Bay Times. In 2020, Hovan was pulled over for driving impaired, and for having his child in the passenger seat.
Hovan's house has been on and off the market for the past few years, and most recently was listed at $1,875,000 in 2020.
The home is now sporting its heftiest price tag to date, at $3.3 million. The listing agents are Austin Marks and Ryan Mejia of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
