Cleveland Browns Star David Njoku Lists His Midcentury Miami Home for $3.3M
Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku is selling his handsome home in Miami, FL. You can catch it for $3.3 million. After buying it in 2020 for $1.6 million, he’s now ready to hand off the sleek space. He’s also newly flush with dough after signing a four-year, $56 million contract extension with the Browns in May.
For today’s blog, exclusive to our TTP members, we will be talking more about the Cleveland Browns star David Njoku and his Mid Century Miami home that is now on sale in the market. Now without further adieu, let’s get into the blog.
This stunning, thousand square feet home has six bedrooms and four bathrooms, and it’s a spectacle to behold. The home was designed by an award-winning architect in 1962. Our favorite features are the marble flooring, two fireplaces, and recessed lighting. In addition, the contrast of white walls against dark brown door accents is unique. Practicality is the core of this home. To maximize space, the living room and backyard are one in the same. The fireplace and built-ins create a luxurious touch.
With a glitzy pendant light and a gourmet kitchen, the dining area is adjacent to the kitchen with a large island that also makes it into an eating space. The second floor of the Miami house has a private balcony, spacious bath, and boutique-type closets. The bedroom also has a noticeable mural on one of the walls. Set on a third of an acre, the home and its white, modern exterior is accented by tropical landscaping with an extra-long heated pool and spa. Plus, the property includes a one-car garage. Skylake, the North Miami Beach neighborhood, is close to shopping and dining spots.
With that let us learn more about David Njoku. David Njoku was born on July 10th, 1996 in Cedar Grove, New Jersey. He currently plays for the Cleveland Browns of the NFL and played college football at Miami. He was drafted by the Browns in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft. Njoku is one of nine children born to Nigerian parents who immigrated to the United States. He attended Cedar Grove High School in Cedar Grove, New Jersey. During his career, he had 76 receptions for 1,794 yards and 19 touchdowns. He committed to the University of Miami to play college football. Njoku also competed in the high jump in high school, winning the national championship at the New Balance Nationals Outdoor his senior year in 2014.
High school is a pivotal part of somebody’s life and can be difficult because of the level of stress that follows. Njoku attended Cedar Grove High School in Cedar Grove, New Jersey and competed as a track and field athlete. He was awarded second-team all state for his accomplishments on the field in addition to winning the national championship in boys. He finished his career with 1,794 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns on 76 receptions, rushed for 334 yards and six touchdowns on 39 carries. He won the national championship in boy’s high jump as a senior at the 2014 New Balance National Outdoor and his personal best in the high jump was 7 feet, 1 inch as a senior.
As a true freshman in 2014, he did not see any game action, and redshirted to retain eligibility. In 2015 Njoku saw action in all 13 games with four starts as team’s top tight end target, he caught 21 passes for 362 yards, and got an 17.2 yards-per-catch average, being tops on team. He had one touchdown and averaged 30.1 yards per game. Njoku made his debut against a local school, and he did not record any stats. However, he played very well the following year. He saw action in all 13 games with five starts. In 2016 David was named All-ACC Honorable Mention recognition by ACSMA.
Signed by Cleveland, Njoku caught 43 passes totaling 698 yards with eight touchdowns averaging 16.2 yards per catch. Eight of his touchdowns were second highest for the team that season. Njoku was invited to the NFL Combine and completed all of the combined drills. He attended Miami’s Pro Day, opting to do all the positional drills and tests once again. Draft experts and analysts projected him to be a first round pick in the draft. Sports Illustrated, ESPN, Mike Mayock, and Bucky Brooks ranked him third (Sports Illustrated), second (ESPN), second (Mayock), and fourth (Brooks) respectively on their rankings of tight ends available in the draft.
The Cleveland Browns selected Njoku in the first round (29th overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft. He was the third tight end to be selected in the draft. On June 15, 2017, the Cleveland Browns signed Njoku to a fully guaranteed, four-year, $9.52 million contract which included a signing bonus of $5.06 million. On September 10th, Njoku made his NFL debut in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. He had two receptions for 20 yards. In Week 2 of this season, he played against the Baltimore Ravens and had three receptions for 27 yards, including his first touchdown in the NFL.
Njoku has volunteered at local youth football camps, and he’s participated in First and Ten Tuesday as well as volunteering at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank. He’s also contributed recent community service for Town Hall Feed the Need and My Cause My Cleats, where he donated to Hands Against Hunger. This organization turns in funds to feed malnourished youth.
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