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Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has cut his last tie to New England, selling his Brookline mansion months after leaving the team to play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The sale price listed on the deed was $1, but buyer James Kittler is notably listed in his professional capacity as trustee of 3DBB 112 Woodland Nominee Trust and, as such, may not be the final buyer. Kittler is president of JDJ Family Office Services. Family offices and trusts are frequently used by wealthy individuals to conduct even personal real estate transactions. The sale closed Dec. 24.

Brady and his wife, Giselle Bündchen, had put their home at 112 Woodland Road on the market in August 2019 for $39.5 million, later cutting the price to $33.9 million two months later before pulling it off the market entirely this year as COVID-19 battered the prospects of urban luxury properties nationwide. The couple had reportedly tapped Brookline real estate agent Maggie Gold Seelig to find a buyer for the property off-market. No listings for the property were made on Massachusetts’ largest MLS service, MLS PIN, since it was pulled off the market earlier this year.

The original listing for the house described a “Zen-like” home just 5 miles from Back Bay, equipped to host large events with space to park up to 20 vehicles, a wine room and organic herb garden, private gym and spa space among its many features.

Bündchen and Brady also reportedly just sold their Manhattan apartment for nearly $37 million.