Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Devin White has put his 7.6-acre equestrian estate near Odessa on the market for $3.5 million. The property combines luxury-home amenities with a professional horse facility, reflecting White’s long-standing connection to riding and the rural Hillsborough County community. The listing comes as he begins his next NFL chapter with Detroit.
Key takeaways
- White bought the property for $2.6 million in 2021, shortly after Tampa Bay won Super Bowl LV.
- The estate includes a four-bedroom home, resort-style pool, theater, basketball court and custom sneaker closet.
- Its nine-stall barn features a covered riding arena, irrigated pastures and groom’s quarters.
- White has moved through five NFL teams since leaving the Buccaneers.
The listing closes a notable chapter in White’s Tampa Bay life, linking his football success with a private retreat built around horses, family amenities and expansive outdoor space.
A championship-era purchase
White purchased the Odessa property in May 2021, less than four months after the Buccaneers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. He reportedly invested more than $500,000 in renovations, transforming the estate into a highly customized home and equestrian operation.
The main residence offers four bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms. Interior features include a private movie theater, a hidden children’s playroom beneath the stairs and a sneaker closet designed to display more than 100 pairs of shoes. Outside, the grounds include a saltwater pool, a putting green, playground and basketball court marked with White’s personal logo.
The equestrian facilities stand out
The centerpiece of the property is its nine-stall barn, which includes professional-grade footing, a covered and lighted riding arena, a six-foot round pen and five irrigated pastures. Groom’s quarters with a full kitchen and bathroom add functionality for horse care and daily operations.
White operated the facilities under the name Get Live Stables and reportedly kept the stalls filled with his own horses. He began riding in rural Louisiana as a child and has described horseback riding as an important outlet away from football. The property’s design reflects that personal history as much as it does its luxury positioning.
The estate also provides substantial vehicle and trailer storage. In addition to an attached three-car garage, the property has a detached seven-car garage with 12-foot doors suitable for recreational vehicles or horse trailers.
From Tampa Bay star to fifth NFL team
White joined the Buccaneers as the fifth overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. He earned Second-Team All-Pro recognition in 2020 and a Pro Bowl selection in 2021, while serving as a central defensive figure during Tampa Bay’s championship season.
After his final Buccaneers season in 2023, White continued his career with Philadelphia, Houston and Las Vegas. In 2025, he recorded a career-high 174 tackles for the Raiders and set the franchise’s single-season tackles record. He signed a one-year contract with the Detroit Lions this month, marking his fifth NFL team.
An estate in protected horse country
The property is located in Citrus Green Equestrian Estates in the Keystone-Odessa area, known for large lots and horse properties. Hillsborough County commissioners recently moved to restrict high-density housing proposals in the area, supporting efforts to preserve its rural and agricultural character.
White’s Tampa Bay ties also extend beyond football. In 2021, he established the Get Live 45 Foundation to support foster children and disadvantaged youth, continuing his community involvement after his championship run.