Former NFL quarterback Steve Beuerlein exits Dana Point with a home sale

Steve Beuerlein, the former Notre Dame quarterback who played 17 years in the NFL, has completed the handoff of his home in Dana Point, selling the 5,426-square-foot Traditional for $2.36 million.

Beuerlein, who works as a football analyst, put the ocean-view home on the market in May for $2.695 million. He bought the house in 2012 for $1.9 million, records show.

Built in 2003, the two-story home in gated community daws from East Coast style with stone siding, eaves trimmed in white and a wide front porch flanked by matching columns.

Open-plan interiors done in neutral tones and wood and tile floors include formal living and dining rooms with a shared wet bar, an office and a country-style kitchen with a wide center island. The master suite sports a fireplace, a large soaking tub and an ocean-view balcony for a total of five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms.

French doors open to grounds containing a saltwater pool and spa, a paver patio and an outdoor fireplace. A built-in barbecue and a wet bar are also within the nearly quarter-acre setting.

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Bob Kadan of Prime Property Associates was the listing agent. Wei Li of 168 Realty Inc. represented the buyer.

Beuerlein, 50, has ties to the Southland, having starred at Anaheim’s Servite High School and later drafted by the Los Angeles Raiders, where he spent three seasons, in 1987. His best year in the NFL came with the Carolina Panthers in 1999, when he passed for 4,436 yards and 36 touchdowns while making the Pro Bowl.

He has worked as an NFL and college football analyst for CBS since 2004.

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