Sherrone Moore is apparently ready for a change of scenery.
The former Michigan football coach is putting his home near the University of Michigan on the market for a cool $1.7 million. According to a listing on Realtor.com, Moore is hoping someone will fall in love with the property and write a very large cheque.
Apparently, sometimes the best way to deal with a messy chapter is to change your address.
The mansion listing comes after Moore found himself at the centre of a scandal involving Paige Shiver.
The Detroit News identified a 5,856-square-foot mansion on Walnut Ridge Drive as belonging to Moore. It includes five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, a three-car garage and a half-acre of property. Built in 2005, the home was last sold for $1.3 million in 2023, per the report.
The real-estate listing describes the home as “perfectly positioned on a premium lot with serene pond, pool with hot tub, and wooded views.” More than $300,000 in recent improvements added three contemporary fireplaces, “a spa-inspired bathroom with heated floors, a bubble massage tub, and Jacuzzi, while the Jack & Jill bath also features heated floors for added comfort.”
It is unclear where the Moores plan to move, but it will be difficult for Sherrone – a longtime Jim Harbaugh assistant – to get another job in coaching.
“Sherrone is grateful for this matter to be resolved, and he and his wife, Kelli, are ready to move forward with their family and focus on the next chapter,” Moore’s attorney, Ellen Michaels, said after the sentencing.
Now, with his mansion up for sale, it looks like Moore could be turning the page.
And at $1.7 million, this is not exactly a “moving out because rent went up” situation.
For the right buyer, the property could be a dream home near one of college football’s most famous campuses. For Moore, it could simply be the start of a new chapter.
One thing is certain: the house may be changing owners, but the headlines surrounding its former owner are not disappearing anytime soon.
