Where does Lamar Jackson live?

Lamar Jackson is the quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens. He has been the signal caller for the Ravens since he was selected 32nd overall in the 2018 NFL Draft. Jackson is a dual-threat quarterback and one of the most dynamic players to ever suit up in the quarterback position.

In 2018, Jackson purchased a 7,995 square foot home in Owing Mills, MD, for $900,000. The house is located in one of the choicest parts of Baltimore and is a fitting location for the city's quarterback. Jackson acquired the residence using a Florida-based LLC owned by his mother. The house is a mere 20 minutes away from the Ravens' practice facility.

His property is a sight to behold, as the crib dwells on 3.25 acres and boasts eight bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two half-baths. Other facilities of note include a spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a library, a rec room with a bar, two fireplaces, and a massive main suite on the first floor.

Jackson sure knows how to live in style, and it wouldn't surprise us if he flipped the crib over in the next off-season, as he is due a pay rise. Whatever his choice, his next purchase will surely eclipse the $900,000 fee he paid for his present home.

Lamar Jackson's NFL timeline

Lamar Jackson - Baltimore Ravens v New York Giants

As mentioned above, Lamar Jackson was selected with the 32nd pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. Scouts and coaches wondered whether his style of play at Louisville college would translate to the NFL. The Ravens planned to bring Jackson into the first team picture slowly, but that plan was flipped on its head when Joe Flacco got hurt.

Jackson stepped into his place and made the starting quarterback role his own by the end of the season. He proved all the naysayers wrong by winning the NFL MVP in his second season in the league. In that campaign, Jackson totaled 45 total touchdowns and six interceptions. At 22, he was the youngest-ever recipient of the award.

The perennial Pro Bowler is a big deal in Baltimore, and fans will tell you how much they love seeing him play. However, Jackson is in the final year of his rookie contract, and as they say, it's time to get paid.