Kevin Plank's Georgetown Mansion Sells for $17.25 Million

Entrance to Kevin Plank's 34th Street Georgetown Home — Photo by Judith Beermann from Patrick Sutton's Storied Interiors book

After two years on the market, Under Armour founder Kevin Plank has sold his Georgetown mansion for $17.25 million.

Originally listed for $29.5 million, the 12,000-square-foot home on 34th Street was sold to Priory Holdings Trust, according to Washington Business Journal.

Plank completed renovated the Federal-style home when he purchased it in 2013. Previously owned by Bank of Georgetown's Curtin Winsor III, the property once belonged to Ambassador David K.E. Bruce and his wife, Evangeline Bell.

Often used to entertain out-of-town guests, Plank graciously lent the home for Georgetown events including the Patrons' Party for the Georgetown House Tour.