Ray Lewis Is Selling Maryland Mansion With Monogrammed Gym Doors

Ravens icon Ray Lewis is looking to score a million-dollar profit on his Maryland home.

Lewis has listed his seven-bedroom mansion at $2,950,000, after paying $1,950,000 for it in 2003, according to Realtor.com.

Located in Reisterstown, a suburb northwest of Baltimore, the house sits on a 28-acre lot and features a gym and sauna.

Street View

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

The house measures 6,592 square feet.

Aerial View

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The Baltimore Sun reports that "Lewis will retain a residence in Baltimore."

Living Room

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

The house was built in 1981.

Family Room

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

The listing says there will be no open house. You'll need to request a private showing with the agent.

Game Balls Galore

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

That's why Lewis earned 13 Pro Bowl selections.

More Memorabilia

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

Take note of the Sammy Sosa and Marshall Faulk jerseys.

Theater

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Wonder if Ray invited teammates to break down film on the big screen while sitting in the comfy seats.

Sauna

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

Complete with sound system.

Gym

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Monogrammed door might be the most distinctive feature of this house.

Hot Tub

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

With a gym like that, you're going to need a good soak.

Closet

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There are walk-in closets, and then there are rooms that function as a closet.

Bedroom

MRIS Ray Lewis' House

Check out the regal touch with the step up to the bed.

Kid's Bedroom

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Even some grownups would go for this decor if they could get away with it.

Shower

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Vertical and horizontal nozzles.

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