Former Steelers and current Buccaneers team member Antonio Brown recently parted with his home outside Pittsburgh for $1.4 million. The European manor-inspired five-bedroom home features interiors that span 8,797 sq. ft. across three floors, and sits on a lot that measures in at 3 acres on the nose. Brown paid $1.9 million for it back in 2014, so the sale registers as a loss.

Among the house’s exterior details: stone-clad walls and a dramatic two-level portico with column supports over a double-door entry. Inside the home, brown and grey tones add warmth and neutrality to the living style.

The kitchen features a double-island layout; other spaces of note include the office and den, both of which have built-in shelves. Plank hardwood runs throughout the lower level. Amenities include a theater, a basement family room, and a master with a separate, fireplace-enhanced sitting room.

The lot features forest and lawn, and sports courts. But the most unique feature of the property is undoubtedly the elevated modern-style tree house, the spiral staircase and small bar nestled in the treeline.