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.
"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"
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