John Harbaugh, former head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, plans to sell his historic Maryland estate for $6.9 million. Harbaugh acquired the stone house in 2013 for $3 million, shortly after leading the Ravens to their second Super Bowl championship. Since then, the property, located approximately 30 minutes from M&T Bank Stadium, has served as a private retreat, combining early 20th-century architecture with extensive modern updates.
Property Details
The estate, known as “White Oaks,” was originally built in 1905. It is accessed via a gated entrance and a long driveway that winds through tall trees and shrubs. Inside, rich woodwork, handcrafted details, and several fireplaces define the timeless ambiance of the house. The main floor includes formal living and dining rooms, a study, and a sunken family room with a stone fireplace, offering views of the surrounding grounds.
The gourmet kitchen forms the heart of the home, equipped with a massive central island, high-end appliances, and a breakfast nook situated by a large bay window. Upstairs, the primary suite features a private living area, a generous walk-in wardrobe, and a luxurious bathroom. Additional bedrooms are spread across the upper floors.
Exterior and Amenities
Outside, bluestone patios, covered verandas, and elegant stone walls extend the living spaces into the garden. There you will find an in-ground swimming pool, a hot tub, and a fully equipped pool house. A separate carriage house across the lawn offers additional flexibility with its own kitchen, a family room with an oversized fireplace, and an upstairs suite.
- —Price: $6.9 Million
- —Location: Owings Mills, Maryland
- —Size: 9,154 square feet on 9 acres
- —Bedrooms: 6
- —Bathrooms: 5.5
Harbaugh’s decision to sell follows his dismissal and subsequent appointment as the new Head Coach of the New York Giants in January. This transaction marks the close of a chapter in his professional and personal career, as he aims to establish New York City as his new home base.
