Late Texas football legend Cedric Benson’s mansion listed at 4.5M

The sudden passing of Longhorn legend Cedric Benson last summer shocked the entire community.

The sudden passing of Longhorn legend Cedric Benson last summer shocked the community and all who knew him. Benson was only 36 years old when he was involved in a fatal motorcycle accident.

It’s clear Benson had a genuine love for the city of Austin, where he purchased a modern hilltop estate in 2007 that overlooks the Pennybacker Bridge, Lake Austin, and the downtown skyline.

Benson was a collegiate All-American at Texas, where he became the second-leading rusher in program history. He also took home the 2004 Doak Walker Award, rewarded to the top running back in college football.

After being selected fourth overall by the Chicago Bears in the 2005 NFL Draft, Benson played seven seasons in the NFL accumulating 6,017 yards and 32 touchdowns.

His gated and private 1.5-acre estate is now listed for sale at 4.5 million dollars. The property offers a guest house, fitness room, modern bathrooms, and a dedicated cold soak tub for after workouts.

The listing pictures show large, open windows with incredible views.