Christian McCaffrey is ready to part ways with his Lake Norman mansion. The former Carolina Panthers running back has listed that Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey listed his Mooresville estate for sale at $12.5 million in late January.
The listing is active as of Thursday and comes just months after McCaffrey sold his uptown penthouse at Skye Condominiums. That 3,813-square-foot condo on the 22nd floor sold was listed last March at $3.75 million and sold for $3 million in September. He’d paid $2 million for the condo in 2019.
McCaffrey — the Panthers’ first-round draft pick in 2017 — bought the Mooresville mansion in October 2020 through a Colorado-based limited liability corporation called BeWater, paying $7.5 million.
Keep reading and check out more photos of both properties on CBJ’s website here.
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
Former Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is listing his penthouse in uptown Charlotte's Skye Condominiums building for $3.75 million
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