Cooper Kupp spends part of his offseasons in the Pacific Northwest at his home in Oregon, but he’s selling the house where he did a lot of his training before the Rams’ Super Bowl season in 2021. According to Forbes, Kupp has listed his Oregon home for $3.5 million.
Based on the listing on Realtor.com, it features six beds and six baths and spans 7,677 square feet, situated on 4 acres of land. It also includes a guest house and a massive 4,600-square-foot barn, which Kupp turned into a custom field where he would train in the offseason.
There’s a three-car garage attached to the house and a four-car detached garage, which as you can see in the photos below is being used as a home gym and game room, complete with a sauna, as well.
There’s a one-bedroom guest house that’s 1,977 square feet on its own and is attached to the four-car garage.
“Our family made a lot of incredible memories in that home but, man, that barn really is special,” Kupp told Forbes via email. “I did the majority of my off-season prep there in the lead-up to our Super Bowl season. Also, and maybe, more importantly, I got to make memories with my family running around and playing on that turf. We’ll never forget it.”
Check out photos of Kupp’s Oregon home (and guesthouse and training field) below, courtesy of Realtor.com.