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Joe Burrow, the Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback, intends to stay in Southern Ohio for the foreseeable future. He recently paid $7.5 million for a 7,300-square-foot, four-bedroom property in Cincinnati.

Last November, the swaggy signal caller tore a ligament in his wrist, thus ending his season. However, previous to the accident, Burrow signed on the dotted line for this 3-acre property on the city’s eastern side, according to stories in the NY Post.

Burrow already has a neighbor, Bengals running back Joe Mixon.

While there are no photos of Burrow’s new home on this property or the rooms inside, there are some pictures of the stunning exteriors. They depict a location that has plenty of room for additional structures and other enhancements.

According to the listing, the home on this parcel features 12 rooms in all, is made from stucco, and was built in 2016. The Post noted that Burrow hopes to erect a pool house on the land—in part, to ensure privacy.

On this former horse ranch, Burrow can enjoy the pretty views of the nearby Ohio River, surrounded by verdant fields; stands of trees; and a white, wooden fence. And there’s even a pond for a quick dip or skipping stones.

Burrow’s purchase probably wasn’t a big stretch, as the QB recently signed a five-year contract extension with the Bengals. The agreement is worth $275 million—the most ever for an NFL player. When we looked at the homes of the Bengals stars in 2022, Burrow’s starter home was a two-story dwelling he snagged in 2020 for $835,000.

Burrow honed his football chops at both Ohio State and Louisiana State University. He won the Heisman Trophy in 2020. Unfortunately, Cincinnati is out of the playoffs and done for the year after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs.