"Nicklas Backstrom ditched the DC area for his native Sweden last year, capping a 17-season career as a center for the Washington Capitals. In April, he listed his ritzy McLean mansion for sale at $14.99 million; he dropped the price to a cool $11.9 million in July. The property sold on Wednesday for $11 million. The listing agents were Sherif Abdalla and Ali Alasgar Farhadov of Compass."
"Backstrom purchased the seven-bedroom, nine-and-a-half-bathroom house for $8.5 million in 2021, the same year it was built. Skip Sroka served as his interior designer. The home boasts a sauna and steam room, movie theater, bar, full gym, elevator, motorized window blinds, six fireplaces, and a primary suite with a covered deck. The kitchen is appointed with high-end Gaggenau, Sub-Zero, and Wolf appliances, plus cabinetry by the German brand SieMatic. Integrated speakers are built into the walls throughout the home, positioned under every TV and outside"
Nicklas Backstrom returned to Sweden after a 17-season career as a center for the Washington Capitals. He listed his McLean mansion in April at $14.99 million, reduced the price to $11.9 million in July, and sold the property for $11 million. Backstrom bought the seven-bedroom, nine-and-a-half-bathroom house for $8.5 million in 2021, the year it was built, with Skip Sroka as interior designer. The home includes a sauna, steam room, movie theater, bar, full gym, elevator, motorized blinds, six fireplaces, a primary suite with a covered deck, high-end Gaggenau, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, SieMatic cabinetry, and integrated speakers throughout. Backstrom sustained a hip injury in 2023 and later signed with Brynas IF.
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