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Washington Capital T.J. Oshie Lists McLean Home For $7.5 Million

  • April 25, 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

1138 Langley Lane. Click to enlarge.

A month after finding a new Virginia home, Washington Capitals forward T.J. Oshie has put his old McLean home on the market. Oshie and wife Lauren listed their five-bedroom Langley Lane home for $7.5 million with Sherif Abdalla of Compass late last week. 

Kitchen. Click to enlarge.

The French-influenced listing built in 1996 has a number of standout features, including a fireplace commissioned from Alamo Stone in Texas, a pool and garden area, a backyard with playground equipment and a trampoline, and a lower level with a wet bar and space for a media room and fitness room. 

The pool. Click to enlarge.

Although the Oshies are selling this home, they didn't move too far. The Washington Business Journal recently reported that the couple purchased a new 9,890-square-foot home in the Langley Farms section of McLean in early March. The price for the home? Also $7.5 million. 

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/washington-capital-tj-oshie-lists-mclean-home-for-75-millon/19565

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