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Check out Deion Sanders’ tiny house

By AJC Sports
March 2, 2017

Atlanta Falcons Hall of Famer Deion Sanders has joined “Tiny House Nation.”

The former Atlanta Braves and Falcons star appears on a season 4 episode of the FYI reality show with his girlfriend, “Extra” host Tracey Edmonds, to create a 600-square-foot lakeside home in Cedar Hill, Texas, just south of Dallas.

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Sanders owns a 7,000-square-foot Dallas mansion. The tiny house, with a covered porch and usable outdoor space, is a planned getaway spot for the couple.

The episode aired Jan. 21. Some views of the finished product:

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