San Francisco 49ers kicker Robbie Gould boots Illinois home for $1 million

Robbie Gould’s status for this season remains uncertain as the NFL kicker holds out for a trade from the 49ers, but the status of his home in Illinois has become clear. The two-story estate, found in the Chicago suburb of Kildeer, has sold for $1 million.

He listed the property in December for $1.299 million, as first reported by the Chicago Tribune.

Past an exterior of brick and stacked stone, the 5,420-square-foot floor plan opens with a two-story foyer. The main level also has a rounded family room, dining room under tray ceilings, center-island kitchen and two-story great room with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace.

Upstairs, there’s a carpeted lounge and a spacious master suite – one of five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Downstairs, memorabilia drape the walls of an entertainer’s den complete with a wet bar and gym.

Set on half an acre, the house opens to a grassy backyard with a patio.

Tim Ratty and Dina Lissner of Compass hold the listing.

Gould, 36, is the second most accurate kicker in NFL history, making 350 of 400 attempted field goals. After a decade with the Bears, he spent a season with the Giants in 2016 before inking a two-year deal with the 49ers.

The sale chalks up as a loss for Gould, who bought the home for $1.2 million in 2009.

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