Cris Collinsworth is one of the most popular faces in football. You might know him as the face of Saturday Night Football for NBC. Cris Collinsworth has been a sportscaster for more than four decades now and his commanding voice is what makes Saturday Night Football commentary so enjoyable. The charismatic commentator used to play for the Cincinnati Bengals between 1981-1988. He played as their starting wide receiver and is often called the Cooper Kupp of the 80’s. In his NFL career Collinsworth has won three Pro-Bowl honors and been part of the Second-Team All-Pro thrice.
Collinsworth has made quite a fortune while playing in the NFL and as a sportscaster for NBC. With a net worth of around $25 million, Cris Collinsworth also owns a large estate. Here is all about Cris Collinsworth’s house.
Where does Cris Collinsworth live?
Cris Collinsworth currently lives in Fort Thomas, Kentucky with his wife Holly Bankemper and their four children. His house in Fort Thomas is located in the Southern Banks of the Ohio River. Collinsworth is originally from Dayton, Ohio.
A look into Cris Collinsworth’s House
Cris Collinsworth and his wife Holly Bankemper had bought their property in Fort Thomas, Kentucky around the 1990s. Cris Collinsworth and his wife Holly Bankemper have built their estate over the years and turned around the property into a sprawling mansion with over 7000 square feet of space. The house has ample bedrooms and bathrooms along with an attached garage and a concrete backyard. The construction is a beautiful overlay of brick and wood with a pristine pool in the backyard too. The three story house has been the home for the Collinsworth family since 1994. The house is complete with a large patio, an outside dining area and a lounging area too. The mini compound also includes a sprawling barn and a pool house apart from the main house. It is estimated that it took Cris Collinsworth around $2.1 million to build the house. However, the current value of the house will be much more than what it had taken to build years ago.
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