West Coast NFL fans could score stadium-adjacent homes for just $339K skipping traffic forever

Home field advantage just got real.That is, primo real estate for all you football fanatics.Football season is in full swing, and these West Coast homes currently listed for sale let you tailgate in your own driveway, sizzle a sausage with your friends, then stroll to your seat — without ever risking a DUI.For die-hard NFL fans and season ticket holders who have too much common sense (and a little cash to splash) to battle that game-day traffic, overpriced parking and the eternal risk of a traffic ticket, a handful of homes put the biggest stadiums in the West practically in their backyard.

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By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.Never miss a story So, if you’d rather strut to kickoff than sit in a highway parking lot or gamble on an Uber surge, these listings are for you.The least expensive entry point to living a life in football heaven is in Seattle and sits right across from Lumen Field and is a seven-minute stroll to T-Mobile Park.A 529-square-foot junior one-bedroom condo at the aptly named Gridiron (590 1st Ave.

S, Unit 702) is asking just $339,000, which is a steal in Seattle, a city of tech bros where the average home price reportedly falls around $833,192.Gridiron’s listing boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, in-unit laundry, rooftop deck with stadium and Elliott Bay views, and you’re literally steps from Seahawks and Mariners games — perfect for walking over after a parking-lot tailgate (or just taking the elevator downstairs).No rental cap, either.Inglewood is fast becoming a cultural and entertainment hub in Greater Los Angeles.

A bright two-bedroom, two-bath condo at 3859 Thorncroft Lane Unit E is listed at a steal — at least, by LA standards — for just $575,000.Not only does the gated Carlton Square community give residents access to a pool, spa and tennis co...