NFL Star Derrick Henry Sold His Dallas Home for $1.6 Million

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is continuing to offload his real estate portfolio, listing his Dallas, Texas home for $1.6 million.

This move comes just months after he sold his former Nashville mansion for $3.1 million in November 2024, marking the end of his time in Tennessee following his departure from the Titans.

Property Highlights

• Location: Dallas, TX
• Size: 4,154 square feet
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 4
• Garage: Rare 3-car garage
• Notable Features: Floor-to-ceiling windows, 20-ft ceilings, gas fireplace, chef’s kitchen, custom closets, fully turfed yard

Step Inside Henry’s Home

In the Instagram post from Aaron Shockey, several of the most iconic spaces inside Derrick Henry’s Dallas home are on full display. The first few images offer a wide shot from the front door, capturing the open floor plan and flow between the living room, kitchen, and the open upstairs hallway, adding a sense of volume and airiness to the main floor.

Another standout space in the post is the backyard, designed for effortless outdoor entertaining, featuring a spacious covered patio with a fireplace and ceiling fan, along with a large turf lawn perfect for gatherings or pickup games.

In another post from WSJ Real Estate, the finer details of Henry’s home come into focus through a series of close-up shots.

You can see the chalky texture of the living room fireplace, subtle pops of green that add warmth to the black-and-white kitchen, and a ceiling-mounted projector above the bed in the primary suite, perfect for laid-back movie nights without ever leaving the bed.

Video Tour

You can also explore the home in a full walkthrough tour from real estate agent Leston Eustache, where the contemporary design truly comes to life.

The video showcases every room in detail, offering a more immersive look at the stylish and spacious place Henry called his Texas home for three years.

At Home With Henry

While Henry didn’t reveal much of his Texas home on social media while living there, he did share one video that offers a glimpse into how he used the kitchen.

In the clip, dramatic black marble with striking white veining takes center stage, wrapping the island, countertops, and backsplash in bold contrast.

Behind him, matte black cabinetry pairs with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, creating a sleek and functional space where he’s seen preparing and enjoying his morning breakfast.

Closing a Chapter in Texas

Henry, who spent eight seasons with the Tennessee Titans, made the move to Baltimore for the 2024 season, signing with the Ravens.

His Dallas listing suggests that he is fully transitioning away from his Nashville and Texas-based roots, likely looking for a new property closer to Baltimore.

With two major real estate sales within months, Henry appears to be streamlining his holdings as he focuses on the next phase of his career with the Ravens.