Is Aaron Gwin selling his custom SoCal home?

Edited Date/Time 5/17/2022 6:33am
We are pretty sure this is Aaron's custom home that was built just a few years ago and hit the market this month. This home is pretty incredible inside and out but comes with a $4 million price tag to match the luxury. 5 bedroom, 4 bath, 5.2k sqft, and 10.97 acres.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/21021-Via-Sevilla-Murrieta-CA-92562/333836062_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare





We know Gwin has become a resident in Montana and Tennessee within the last year or so and maybe the SoCal native is looking to move out of California altogether. Or maybe he's just taking advantage of the current market. It's anyone's guess but holy cow, we don't know if we'd ever leave if we lived in this place.
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2/22/2022 2:17pm
Who cares? This isn't TMZ
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2/22/2022 5:38pm
Eisma wrote:
Who cares? This isn't TMZ
Pretty relevant considering his celebrity in the MTB world. That said, appears you cared enough to comment.
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2/22/2022 6:09pm
I'd sign up for VitalTMZ if we get a vanzacs tour every season
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2/22/2022 6:21pm
The housing market is HOT here in CA, and why not if you have other residence(s) elsewhere in the USA. I'm sure as it was getting built he didn't think it was going to be an investment property. Sell it and make a few hundred thousand that can go into his other properties/investments.

Or his team budget is a little more than anticipated and he has to liquidate.
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2/22/2022 7:09pm
Didn’t he says he bought a place in Montana and the I thought Neko said he got a place near Windrock. I don’t know.
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2/22/2022 7:11pm
I'd specifically request his broken chain from Leogang, signed Red Bull helmet, and become his regular dentist upon closing..
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2/22/2022 8:55pm
Best of luck to him. Kids who want to be a DH pro with something to aim for if they work it the right way. 👊
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2/22/2022 8:57pm Edited Date/Time 2/22/2022 8:58pm
Wow! Nice place. Well done Aaron!! I wonder if he’s done with socal
2/22/2022 9:43pm
From a racing career perspective, hasn’t he said there’s only a couple local trails he trains on, and that he’s had to look elsewhere for more European style of tracks? If I were in his shoes I’d sell it for a place like France or Switzerland for more riding diversity.
2/23/2022 1:40am
Damnit that house is nice but it's missing a pump track or jump line in the garden.
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2/23/2022 4:50am
I am saying yes he is done with Socal. He put up all his Surfboards for sale. Based on some of his social commentary not really surprised
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2/23/2022 5:03am
Insane house to keep if it’s no longer your main home. I’d guess is they are taking advantage of a hot market to maximize return (bigger and more custom the home the harder it is to return to the costs as people don’t want to spend as much for someone else’s dream. Probably will get a condo or something big enough for them and a few guests when they are in Cali and put the difference in their other homes or something in Europe.
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2/23/2022 5:21am
Imagine what he can get in Knoxville area for a 1/4 of the price of that.

Real Estate is always a solid investment for the wealthy, I am thinking that probably cost him about 1.5-2 million to build.
$2 million return on investment in 2-3 years is pretty good if you ask me.
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2/23/2022 6:26am Edited Date/Time 2/23/2022 6:28am
If you look closely at a clearly AMAZING bathroom with killer views (I want a home with a southern facing window in the bathroom and a view for shitting), there is a picture of Gwin and his wife on their wedding day.

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2/23/2022 7:26am Edited Date/Time 2/23/2022 7:28am
Makes total sense. Being a part of the whole motobro big truck culture (no judgement, I'm a southerner) has to be a little weird in a place like Southern California. Montana and Tenner seem like much better fits for someone like Gwin.

Also: I imagine that having two houses in Montana and Tenn is way more sustainable as he starts a family than one massive house in California. On top of that, his days of million dollar contracts aren't going to last forever (if they even still exists). He needs to be setting himself up for the long term now.

Living in Northwest Arkansas, we get a TON of transplants from the west coast (and Austin) who are blown away by how far their dollars go here in comparison. Of course, the irony is that it feels REALLY expensive here now than it has in the past thanks to all these folks moving here.
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2/23/2022 7:31am
hogfly wrote:
Makes total sense. Being a part of the whole motobro big truck culture (no judgement, I'm a southerner) has to be a little weird in a...
Makes total sense. Being a part of the whole motobro big truck culture (no judgement, I'm a southerner) has to be a little weird in a place like Southern California. Montana and Tenner seem like much better fits for someone like Gwin.

Also: I imagine that having two houses in Montana and Tenn is way more sustainable as he starts a family than one massive house in California. On top of that, his days of million dollar contracts aren't going to last forever (if they even still exists). He needs to be setting himself up for the long term now.

Living in Northwest Arkansas, we get a TON of transplants from the west coast (and Austin) who are blown away by how far their dollars go here in comparison. Of course, the irony is that it feels REALLY expensive here now than it has in the past thanks to all these folks moving here.
I move d to Bentonville Summer 2020 from Denver. Definitely much happier with the volume of riding out of my garage & what my money could buy (at least 1.5 years ago)
2/23/2022 8:06am Edited Date/Time 2/23/2022 8:06am
Looks like he purchased the land in 2014 for $215k. Good for him and congrats!
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2/23/2022 8:42am
I think I read somewhere he was trying to get some trails he rides right out of his house protected and not developed so I wonder if that didn't work out so no need for the house at the top of the hill.
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2/23/2022 9:19am
Big Bird wrote:
Just needs dirt jumps.
HOA probably said a big NO WAY to any of that type of "landscape feature".

Looking at the HOA dues at $75/mo, that seems low. But there may be no clubhouse or amenities nearby.
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2/23/2022 9:56am
Meanwhile, Richie Schley, Steve Peat, Brian Lopes... All have places in Whistler they bought 15 years ago.

Isn't Schley done sort of real estate guru ?
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2/23/2022 10:08am
hogfly wrote:
Makes total sense. Being a part of the whole motobro big truck culture (no judgement, I'm a southerner) has to be a little weird in a...
Makes total sense. Being a part of the whole motobro big truck culture (no judgement, I'm a southerner) has to be a little weird in a place like Southern California. Montana and Tenner seem like much better fits for someone like Gwin.

Also: I imagine that having two houses in Montana and Tenn is way more sustainable as he starts a family than one massive house in California. On top of that, his days of million dollar contracts aren't going to last forever (if they even still exists). He needs to be setting himself up for the long term now.

Living in Northwest Arkansas, we get a TON of transplants from the west coast (and Austin) who are blown away by how far their dollars go here in comparison. Of course, the irony is that it feels REALLY expensive here now than it has in the past thanks to all these folks moving here.
I would contend Southern California is the galactic HQ of motobro big truck culture.

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2/23/2022 10:28am
Eisma wrote:
Who cares? This isn't TMZ
Have you seen the "TeaMZ Rumors" thread? Tongue
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