DJ Moore Sells His Vernon Hills Home for 1.85 Million
July 25, 2026 - 02:03
DJ Moore, the former Chicago Bears wide receiver, has sold his impressive home in Vernon Hills for 1.85 million dollars. Built in 2016, this residence is nestled in the desirable Gregg's Landing neighborhood.
The house boasts five full bathrooms, providing ample space for family and guests. Upon entering, a grand two-story foyer welcomes visitors, setting a luxurious tone for the rest of the home. The interior features elegant hardwood floors and custom millwork, showcasing attention to detail and a commitment to quality craftsmanship.
For those who work from home, the property includes a private first-floor office, making it easy to balance work and leisure. the finished walkout basement offers extra living space, perfect for entertaining or relaxing. With its modern amenities and prime location, this home reflects the lifestyle of its former owner and is sure to attract attention in the real estate market.
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