Minnesota Vikings owner Zygmunt “Zygi” Wilf is looking to score a big sale in New Jersey. His mansion in Springfield just hit the market for $3.25 million.

Wilf purchased the football team back in 2005 for $600 million. According to Forbes, the Vikings are now worth an estimated $3.925 billion.

And while the team hasn’t made it to the Super Bowl during Wilf’s tenure as owner, they did make a significant move into a state-of-the-art stadium in 2016. Now the Vikings’ owner is ready for a move of his own.

Custom-built for Wilf in 1990, the six-bedroom Colonial abuts the exclusive Baltusrol Golf Course and sits at the end of a cul-de-sac. It’s situated about 25 miles west of Manhattan in a sedate suburban area. Median list price in Springfield is currently $679,000 and Wilf’s house is the priciest place in town.

Designed for entertaining, the 13,484-square-foot residence’s luxury details include crown moldings; high, coffered ceilings; and oversized windows.

Double front doors outside the stone home provide a grand entry to an even grander foyer, complete with a two-story staircase.

Luxurious features throughout the estate include built-in cabinetry, hardwood floors, and soaring ceilings.

The bright living room upstairs has a pair of window-crowned, French doors that open to a large terrace.

A gourmet chef’s kitchen has dark-wood, custom cabinets and an elegant butler’s pantry with stone countertops.

The dining area is surrounded by more French doors, also adjacent to a private terrace.

A sumptuous primary suite is in its own wing and includes a spacious bedroom; office; spa-inspired bathrooms; and oversized, walk-in closets. The roomy suite also opens to a balcony.

According to the listing details, the sprawling estate also features a “formal dining room, family room, recreation room with a bar, office with a full bath, game room, movie theatre, exercise room, and three-car garage.”

The resort-style backyard features a separate pool house with a large kitchen, full bath, and even a wine cellar.

Set on 1.35 acres, the professionally landscaped property is beautifully outfitted with a fountain, mature plantings, a pool, and spa.

Wilf, 73, made his fortune in commerical real estate and homebuilding. He will likely be spending more time at his luxe New York City residence—a four-bedroom co-op at 778 Park Avenue, which he bought for $19 million in 2011.

In addition to his stake in the Vikings, Wilf purchased the Orlando City Soccer Club with his brothers, for a reported $400 million in 2021.

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