Ted Leonsis, owner of the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards, has completed a big trade.
No, Alex Ovechkin and John Wall aren't going anywhere.
Leonsis swapped houses with NEXTEL founder Chris Rogers. Rogers bought Leonsis' McLean, Virginia residence and Leonsis bought the newly renovated Marwood Estate.
Marwood, built in 1926, is a 13-acre mansion on the Potomac River in Maryland. It has had several famous tenants including Al Gore's cousins and the family of Joe Kennedy. Marwood was also a summer rental home for Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Leonsis revealed his purchase on Monday but did not specify what he paid for the property. However, it was sold for $4.9 million in 2005 and was recently valued at $8 million.
The mansion comes with a gatehouse, a pool, a 10-car garage, and a tennis court.
The main entrance
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A look at it from behind
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The pool house set near the woods
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It's pretty secluded
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Here's the gated driveway
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And here's the actual front exterior
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A different view of the front
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Here are the rear porticos
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The chic movie theater
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Here's the main stairwell with a very "Roman" statue
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The very green family room
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Another very green room
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And the living room with another Rome-esque statue
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The entrance hall, is this place Rome-themed or green? I can't decide
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The front exterior before renovations
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And the dining room before renovations
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And finally, the kitchen before renovations
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