Suspended Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Justin Blackmon sold his house in Queen’s Harbour for $470,000.
According to a deed recorded Monday with the Duval County Clerk’s Office, Clifford Strohofer Jr. and his wife, Patricia, of Jacksonville, bought Blackmon’s residence. A mortgage of $456,750 was recorded Monday.
Blackmon, a 2012 first-round draft pick for the Jaguars, bought the house in October 2012 for $465,000.
He has been suspended without pay since November 2013 for multiple violations of the league’s substance abuse policy.
Blackmon recently pleaded no contest last month to a misdemeanor possession of marijuana charge, according to The Oklahoman’s website.
The newspaper said the charge would be reduced to a misdemeanor disorderly conduct if Blackmon does not commit any crimes during the next six months.
The website also said Blackmon completed a voluntary drug rehabilitation program.
Blackmon is a former All-American at Oklahoma State.
Records show the Queen’s Harbour Yacht & Country Club Owners Association placed a $2,346 lien in June on Blackmon’s home for unpaid assessments.
An earlier lien had been issued in April 2013 for $1,180, but was released two months later, according to records filed with the clerk’s office.