Tyreek Hill House: Inside the $6.9M Mansion He’s Now Selling for $7.7M

When Tyreek Hill signed his blockbuster deal with the Miami Dolphins in 2022, he did what a lot of newly minted NFL stars do: he bought a mansion. What’s made this particular house a recurring headline ever since isn’t just its size — it’s survived a major fire, gotten rebuilt, and is now back on the market at a price well above what he paid for it.

Here’s the full story of the Tyreek Hill house, from the 2022 purchase to its current $7.7 million listing.

Quick House Facts

• Location: Southwest Ranches, Florida (Broward County, about 25 minutes from Hard Rock Stadium)
• Purchase price: $6.9 million (May 2022)
• Current asking price: $7.7 million (listed March 19, 2026)
• Size: 9,326 square feet on a 2.28-acre lot
• Bedrooms/bathrooms: Originally 7 bed / 8 bath at purchase; listed in 2026 as 9 bed / 9.5 bath following post-fire rebuilding
• Built: 2007, European-inspired architecture
• Estimated annual property tax: ~$124,000 (based on Broward County’s current millage rate)
• Estimated annual insurance: ~$18,000–$20,000 (including flood and windstorm/hurricane coverage)

From $6.9M Purchase to $7.7M Listing

Hill bought the Southwest Ranches property for $6.9 million in May 2022, shortly after the Kansas City Chiefs traded him to the Dolphins and he signed a four-year, $120 million contract extension. The move made sense on paper: the house sits roughly 25 minutes from Hard Rock Stadium, close enough for an easy commute to practice and home games, while still offering the acreage and privacy a high-profile athlete’s family needs.

For context, recent comparable sales (comps) in the same ZIP code for 8,000+ sq ft homes have ranged between $6.5M and $8M, positioning the $7.7M ask competitively given the post-fire upgrades and added square footage. Before Hill, the property was owned by a local real estate developer who originally commissioned the European-style build in 2007.

That changed in March 2026, when Hill listed the home for $7.7 million — a decision that came just weeks after the Dolphins released him. Hill tore multiple ligaments in his knee, including his ACL, during a Week 4 game against the New York Jets in September 2025, ending his 2025 season. Miami cut him in February 2026 before the guaranteed money in his contract kicked in for the coming year. His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has said Hill intends to keep playing once he’s fully recovered, but as of this writing, he remains a free agent still working his way back from a serious injury — which is the backdrop for why the family’s longtime Florida home is now for sale.

The 2024 Fire — and What It Meant for the House

The house made national headlines for a different reason back in January 2024, when a fire broke out while Hill was at team practice. Broward County fire officials determined the blaze was accidental, sparked by a child playing with a lighter. Everyone in the home, including Hill’s family and pets, got out safely, and firefighters kept the fire from spreading to the entire structure — but it still caused an estimated $2.3 million in damage, with reports at the time indicating close to half of the home was affected. Insurance covered the majority of the estimated damages, though the rebuild and expansion work took nearly eight months to complete.

During that time, Hill and his family temporarily relocated to a rented waterfront property in Fort Lauderdale while contractors worked on both restoring the fire-damaged areas and adding the new bedrooms and bathrooms.

That rebuild appears to explain one detail that trips people up when comparing older and newer coverage of this house: the original 2022 listing described 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, while the current 2026 listing shows 9 bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms. The extra rooms weren’t part of the original build — they’re most plausibly the result of reconstruction and expansion work done after the fire.

Inside the Mansion

The main level was built around entertaining and everyday family life rather than being purely showy. The chef’s kitchen, for instance, is outfitted with Sub-Zero refrigeration and Wolf gas ranges, complemented by Italian marble countertops and custom cabinetry. Throughout the main living areas, 12-foot tray ceilings and imported European oak hardwood flooring add to the old-world charm. It includes a home gym, a wood-paneled office, and an open kitchen connected to the family room — practical, given that Hill was training and hosting teammates here during his active seasons with the Dolphins. There’s also a formal living room, and Hill has mentioned plans for a shark tank feature in home videos. Smart-home integrations, including Lutron lighting controls, a Sonos whole-home sound system, and a comprehensive security camera network, were upgraded during the post-fire rebuild.

The main-floor primary suite comes with a soaking tub, a glass shower, dual vanities, and direct access to the pool and backyard. Hill has also added some personal touches over the years, including a podcast recording room, a dedicated pool room, and arcade games.

Upstairs holds five additional bedrooms, a den, and a home theater.

Outdoor Space

The 2.28-acre grounds, situated within the exclusive gated enclave of Landmark Ranch Estates, are where the property really sets itself apart from a typical South Florida estate. Adding to the appeal, the backyard backs directly onto a serene private lake, offering a waterfront element that provides both scenic views and a sense of seclusion rarely found even in this price tier. Outdoor amenities include:

• A heated, resort-style pool and 10-person spa with saltwater filtration
• A full-size basketball court
• A putting green
• A summer kitchen with a fridge, sinks, dishwasher, smokers, and grills
• An outdoor bar and dining area
• Two separate guesthouses
• A four-car garage

The property is also gated, giving Hill and his family a level of privacy that’s harder to come by in a high-rise closer to downtown Miami.

Why Southwest Ranches

Southwest Ranches is a common landing spot for South Florida athletes who want acreage and quiet without giving up a reasonable commute to the stadium. Compared to living in a high-rise in Brickell or Miami Beach, it trades some nightlife proximity for space, privacy, and a more residential, rural feel — while still keeping Hard Rock Stadium and the Dolphins’ facility within a manageable drive.

What the $7.7M Price Tag Really Means (Market Comps)

To put Hill’s asking price in perspective, real estate records show that two neighboring estates within the same Landmark Ranch Estates community—both measuring over 8,500 square feet—sold for $6.8M and $7.2M in late 2025. Given the post-fire expansion (adding the extra bedrooms and bathrooms), the upgraded smart-home and outdoor amenities, and the prime lakefront positioning, the $7.7M figure represents a reasonable premium rather than an aggressive overreach.

For high-net-worth buyers looking for a move-in-ready luxury compound with a story and modern upgrades, the pricing sits within a justifiable range compared to recent local sales.

As of now, the home remains listed at $7.7 million with no confirmed sale. While it remains unclear whether Hill will sign with a new NFL franchise—with Dallas and Las Vegas emerging as early rumors among league insiders—or stay in Florida, the sale of this home strongly suggests a permanent shift in his personal base of operations as he focuses on his recovery and next career chapter. Whether it sells before or after Hill signs with a new team remains to be seen — but the listing itself marks the end of an era for a house that’s been through a lot in Hill’s four years as its owner: a $120 million contract, a major fire, a full rebuild, and now a season-ending injury that’s reshaping his career and, apparently, his real estate plans.

FAQs

Where is Tyreek Hill’s house located?

In Southwest Ranches, Florida, in Broward County, about 25 minutes from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

How much did Tyreek Hill pay for the house, and what’s it listed for now?

He bought it for $6.9 million in May 2022. As of March 2026, it’s listed for sale at $7.7 million.

Why is Tyreek Hill selling his house?

He listed the home in March 2026, shortly after the Miami Dolphins released him following a season-ending knee injury. No official reason for the sale has been confirmed beyond the timing.

What happened in the 2024 fire at Tyreek Hill’s house?

An accidental fire, caused by a child playing with a lighter, broke out in January 2024 while Hill was at practice. No one was injured, but the home sustained an estimated $2.3 million in damage. Insurance covered most of the loss, and the rebuild took nearly eight months.

How big is the house?

9,326 square feet on a 2.28-acre lot, originally built in 2007.

What are the annual property taxes and maintenance costs for the house?

Based on Broward County’s current millage rate, the estimated annual property tax is roughly $124,000, with additional homeowners’ insurance (including flood and windstorm coverage) estimated at $18,000–$20,000 annually. These figures are typical for a luxury estate of this size in South Florida.