Dan Snyder’s former Alexandria, Va., estate returns to the market at $49.9 million, down $10.1 million from its 2024 listing but still the priciest active deal in the D.C. area. The 16,000‑sq‑ft home sits on 16.5 acres that once belonged to George Washington and borders the Potomac River for families seeking luxury and a quiet waterfront setting.

Snyder bought the property in 2018 for $48 million in cash, adding a former Mount Vernon estate to his portfolio. The house features eight bedrooms, nine full baths, a gym, library, steam room, indoor pool, and 15‑seat theater, plus a carriage house and guest quarters, making it a rare blend of historic land and modern opulence today.

After selling the Commanders to Josh Harris in July 2023 for $6.1 billion, Snyder shifted focus to real estate. His former Bethesda home sold for $13.26 million at auction after a $49 million listing and was donated to the American Cancer Society in 2024. The Alexandria sale reflects his exit from Washington’s sports scene for a new chapter.