Former Vancouver Canuck Oliver Ekman-Larsson Officially Cuts Ties With the Canucks by Placing His Beautiful Vancouver Mansion on the Market

OEL Places Home on the Market.

The Vancouver Canucks officially bought out Oliver Ekman-Larsson earlier this summer after a tough season. In 54 games, he scored only two goals and 22 points.

Now, he has signed a one-year contract with the Florida Panthers and will look to bounce back from his Vancouver stint. It seems like he's ready to move on from the town he lived in for the past two years.

He has officially placed his house on the market.

The house is listed at $6,838,800, and we can understand why!

Built in 2013, the 2,990-square-foot property features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a rooftop deck, and an elevator.

Here are the pictures:

What an incredible house!

As seen on Vancouver Sun - Former Canuck Ekman-Larsson's Vancouver home on the market

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