Former Baltimore Ravens and current New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh's historic stone mansion in Owings Mills, Maryland sold for $6 million

New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh has sold his historic stone mansion in Owings Mills, Maryland for $6 million. He purchased the property in November 2013 for $3 million. The former Baltimore Ravens head coach listed the house for $6.9 million in May 2026. The sale comes after his departure from Baltimore after 18 seasons with the NFL franchise and his appointment as head coach of the New York Giants. The property dates to 1905 and sits on wooded land in the Caves Valley area of Baltimore County.

John Harbaugh's Maryland Mansion price

John Harbaugh has sold his historic stone mansion in Owings Mills, Maryland for $6 million. The sale marks another step in the former Baltimore Ravens head coach's transition from the Baltimore area to New Jersey. Harbaugh has taken charge of the New York Giants.


The property is located at 2734 Caves Road in Owings Mills. It is a suburb approximately 20 minutes from Baltimore. Harbaugh purchased the house through a trust in November 2013 for $3 million, according to property records cited by Mansion Global.

The mansion was listed on the market in May 2026 with an asking price of $6.9 million. The final sale price was $6 million. It was approximately $900,000 below the original asking price. The property was sold for twice the amount Harbaugh paid to buy the property. Megan Wolfe of O'Conor, Mooney & Fitzgerald had listed the property. The buyer's representative was JoAnn Rostek of Cummings & Co. Realtors.

John Harbaugh's stone mansion

The four story mansion was built in 1905. Maryland-based Delbert Adams Construction Group carried out the renovation at the mansion, the listing said. The traditional-style house has more than 9,100 square feet of living space. The whole property is spread in approximately 11,900 square feet of covered area. The estate is built on wooded grounds in the Caves Valley area. The property seems to be built on a 7 to 9 acre land lot.

The kitchen has a central island. The house also has a primary bedroom suite with a separate sitting room. There are five to six bedrooms in the main house. The primary suite is present on the second floor. A detached carriage house is also present on the property. The estate has seven bathrooms. There are four full bathrooms and three half-bathrooms.

The carriage house has its own kitchen, family room and full bathroom. The estate also has a four-car garage with a loft above it. The loft could be adapted for different purposes like a home office, gym or guest suite.

A bluestone patio is present at the back of the mansion. The patio has a sitting area with a fireplace. Another patio is located beside the swimming pool area. The property has an in-ground pool, a hot tub and a separate pool house.

Why John Harbaugh sold the property?

Harbaugh, 63, served as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens for 18 seasons. The team won Super Bowl XLVII during his tenure after the 2012 season. The championship was the second Super Bowl title in the Ravens' history.

The Ravens moved on from Harbaugh after the team finished the 2025 season with an 8-9 record and missed the playoffs. The New York Giants appointed him as their head coach in January 2026. He seems to have signed a contract for five years with an annual salary of approximately $20 million, as per reports.

His move to the Giants required a relocation to New Jersey where the team is based. The Giants play their home games at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, and their training facilities are also located in the area. The Baltimore Sun reported in June that Harbaugh and his family had moved into a home in New Jersey.

John Harbaugh's Maryland Mansion

• Address: 2734 Caves Road, Owings Mills, Maryland
• Final sale price: $6 million
• Original asking price: $6.9 million in May 2026
• Purchase price: $3 million in November 2013
• Year built: 1905
• Living space: More than 9,100 square feet
• Layout: Four levels
• Bedrooms: Five in the main house with additional accommodation in the carriage house
• Bathrooms: Seven. It has four full and three half-bathrooms
• Land: 7 to 9 acres
• Listing agent: Megan Wolfe, O'Conor, Mooney & Fitzgerald
• Buyer's representative: JoAnn Rostek, Cummings & Co. Realtors
• Former NFL team: Baltimore Ravens
• Current NFL team: New York Giants