Former NFL defensive back DeAngelo Hall is relocating from Virginia to North Carolina to begin a new career as an assistant coach for the Carolina Panthers. He has thus made the decision to sell his magnificent 10,400 square foot home in Broadlands, Virginia, which has seven bedrooms and 7.5 baths on a 15 acre piece of land.

One of the biggest private pools in the area, a 700-gallon indoor aquarium, and an outdoor sport court with lighting are just a few of the opulent features found in Hall’s house. The house is about 45 minutes outside of Washington, DC, in a wonderfully planted, quiet, forested region. Visitors are greeted by a two-story lobby within the house, which leads to two double wrought-iron stairs that ascend to the second floor.

The living area has floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light, vaulted ceilings, and a fireplace made of flagstone. The living area also has a huge fish tank and a television that drops down. The gourmet kitchen has granite countertops, two dishwashers, a six-burner stove, a walk-in pantry, and a breakfast area. It also has commercial-grade appliances. There is also a ton of wine storage accessible.

A wet bar, fireplace, and dual closets are all features of the master bedroom, which is a sumptuous hideaway. Heated floors, double vanities, and a gorgeous tub are all elements of the main bathroom. More than six bedrooms are available for guests to choose from, or they can watch a movie in the home theater. For grilling and outdoor parties, there is an outdoor kitchen accessible.

Prior to being selected by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2004 NFL Draft, Hall played for three years at Virginia Tech. He played for three clubs in the NFL for more than ten years, finishing with 43 interceptions.