Wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. has put his sprawling estate in Zionsville, Indiana, spanning 40.54 hectares, up for sale at $3.99 million. This move follows his transfer from the Indianapolis Colts to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittman Jr. acquired the property in 2023, which served as his family home during his final years with the Colts.
Built in 2018, the estate combines a generously sized custom-built residence with extensive pastureland, wooded areas, facilities for livestock and recreational amenities. It thus offers a comprehensive combination of luxurious living space and a nature-rich environment.
Property Details
The house features 7,560 square feet of living space, comprising six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. The plot extends over 40.54 acres. Notable features include three fenced pastures, a network of ATV trails, livestock shelters, a round pen, a walk-out basement, plus a detached triple garage and an attached double garage. The property also boasts waterfrontage on Mounts Run.
- —Price: $3.99 million
- —Location: Zionsville, Indiana
- —Living space: 7,560 square feet
- —Plot size: 40.54 Acres
Features and Design
Upon entering the house, visitors are greeted by a split spiral staircase with wrought iron railings and dark wood flooring. The open-plan design does not lead into an enclosed foyer but instead opens the main area directly into the living room. This double-height living room is surrounded by a curved wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, offering views of the garden. A fireplace is situated opposite curved sofas and two green lounge chairs, beneath an open gallery on the second floor.
The formal dining room, also located near the entrance, features a long wooden table under a woven pendant light, while tall, black-framed windows allow natural light to flood in. The kitchen adjoins an oversized central island with a professional hob and additional storage. Dark wood cabinets frame a built-in stainless steel refrigerator, stacked wall ovens, and a dishwasher. From the kitchen, a transition leads into a curved breakfast nook, where the stone flooring of the kitchen changes to wood.
The family room, opposite the kitchen, is also part of the open-plan layout and is accented by a deep coffered ceiling and dark wood flooring. A small fireplace is integrated into a side wall. The ground-floor main suite is topped by a high vaulted ceiling and features dark-framed windows. A small fireplace area with two wood-framed chairs creates a cosy atmosphere. The en-suite bathroom continues the dark wood details, with two separate vanity units flanking a deep bathtub. This is positioned in a three-sided bay with tall windows, while small hexagonal tiles cover the floor and a glass shower occupies the opposite side. A walk-in wardrobe with built-in shelving is directly adjacent to the bathroom.
The basement offers a spacious recreation area with ample free space for multiple seating arrangements or games tables. A fireplace is integrated into one section, and the open-plan layout extends across several interconnected rooms. These additional rooms provide future owners with flexibility for setting up amenities such as a gym, an office, a cinema room, or additional lounges, while remaining connected to the larger entertainment area.
From this lower level, doors lead directly onto a walk-out patio that stretches along the rear of the house. This stamped concrete patio follows the curved architecture of the house, partly beneath the upstairs veranda, while the double-height windows of the main living room rise above. Beyond the patio, the estate extends into a vast lawn that recedes from the house, providing the basement with access to the surrounding grounds.
Beyond the patio, the property extends into a mix of open pastureland and wooded areas, designed for both livestock and recreation. The first section of the estate is organised around fenced pastures, with almost 19 acres designated for grazing and hayfields. Three separate pastures are complemented by four shelters and a round pen, providing infrastructure for horses, cattle or other animals. The open fields continue around the livestock areas, and the landscape transitions into approximately 9.7 acres of woodland.
