Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy is making big real estate waves.

The Cowboys boss has listed his massive ranch-style home in Stillwater, OK, for a whopping $8 million.

That price makes it one of the most expensive properties on the market in Oklahoma. It’s also the priciest home in this college town—by far. The runner-up is priced at $3,375,000 in a town where the median list price is a very modest $275,000.

According to local reports, Gundy decided to list the place because the 110-acre property is “just a lot for two people.”

Indeed, the luxe interior with six bedrooms, 7.5 baths, and more than 13,850 square feet probably feels pretty cavernous.

While the scale of the grounds feels ranchlike, the home’s interior design gives off hunting-lodge vibes. The rooms are decked out with antler chandeliers, animal-print upholstery, and rough-hewn beams and columns made from tree trunks. Rustic and warm, the vaulted, two-story great room features a huge stone fireplace and large windows, along with wood floors and ceilings.

Upscale appliances are installed in the kitchen, which opens to the formal dining room and features countertop seating. This dwelling is akin to a small resort, thanks to the home theater and workout space, plus the large outdoor patio. The pool is seriously high end, with a waterfall, hot tub, and minibridge. You can even dive into the water from the “cliffs” that surround it.

Stocked ponds for catch-and-release fishing, elegant swans, a five-car garage, and a barn with more living space round out the more-than-100-acre property.

Gundy, 56, is an Oklahoma native who starred at OSU as a quarterback in the late 1980s. He took the top coaching job at OSU in 2005 and has a record of 166-79 over his 19 seasons.

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