Retired Oakland Raiders Lineman Robert Gallery Lists Luxurious Lake Tahoe Lodge for $10.2M

Former Oakland Raiders lineman Robert Gallery has put his award-winning Homewood, CA, estate on the market for $10.2 million. The 5,670-square-foot, mountain lodge near the shores of Lake Tahoe is set on 2.38 acres.

The retired football player and his wife, Becca, had the home custom built in 2020 by local contractor Markus Burkhart. The result was such a hit that it won the Tahoe Style award from Tahoe Quarterly magazine in 2023.

Close to the action

Located just minutes from restaurants and attractions, the five-bedroom, 4.5-bath home boasts a 1,400-square-foot deck with a wood-burning fireplace. 

HOA fees are a relatively paltry $75 per month. Those fees go toward access to nearby buoys and two piers. Even better? Association residents enjoy access to a private beach right across the street.

Steel and stone

Inside, an open-layout living room and kitchen make for easy entertaining. Devoted home cooks will appreciate the full suite of kitchen appliances, including a wine fridge.

A double-sided fireplace; beamed ceilings; and floating, steel staircases elevate the home’s rustic-chic aesthetic. Radiant heating, an air-purification system, and heated stairs offer the luxe feel of an upscale ski resort.

Picture-perfect features

There’s no shortage of alluring features in the bedrooms. Extraordinary details, such as picture windows, carved-wood doors, wood-burning fireplaces, and hardwood floors make these spaces especially inviting. There’s even a posh chandelier in one of the bedrooms.

Spa-inspired vibes

Soaking tubs, glass showers, and double vanities give the property’s bathrooms a distinctly resortlike appeal. There’s also plenty of storage for towels and toiletries. 

A spacious laundry room is also part of the floor plan.

Extra space

The property also offers a separate, one-bedroom, one-bath guest unit that’s perfect for hosting family and friends.  

There are also two garages with space for up to five cars and one boat.

Gallery, 42, played eight seasons in the NFL. He was drafted by the Raiders with the second overall pick in 2004 and was considered one of the best offensive-line prospects in years. He didn’t quite live up to the hype and is widely remembered for the long, flowing locks that billowed from his helmet.

In March 2020, Gallery put his California Bay Area mansion on the market for $6 million. The five-bedroom home in Danville, complete with a car collector’s garage, eventually sold in July 2021 for $5.14 million.

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