Former Cleveland Browns head coach Romeo Crennel and his wife, Rosemary, have listed for sale their four-bedroom, four-bath at 25 Bernwood Lane in Moreland Hills for the asking price of $1.7 million.

The Crennels paid $1.5 million for the home in May 2005.

Craig Cantrall of Chestnut Hill Realty is the listing agent for the property.

Crennel, 62, spent four seasons as the head coach of the Browns before he was fired from the job following the 2008 season. The Browns posted a 24-40 record with Crennel at the helm, including a 10-6 mark during the 2007 season and a second-place finish in the AFC North. The team also drafted Pro-Bowl offensive lineman Joe Thomas, wide receiver Braylon Edwards and quarterback Brady Quinn during Crennel's tenure, and picked up free agent quarterback Derek Anderson in 2005.

Crennel took the Browns' top job after four seasons as the defensive coordinator for the New England Patriots, where he helped the team win three Super Bowls (2001, 2003, 2004). He took the Patriots job after a short-lived season as the Browns defensive line coach, and he worked in the same role for the New York Jets and the Patriots during the 1990s. He also won two Super Bowls on the coaching staff of the New York Giants from 1983-1992.

He played college ball at Western Kentucky, and is originally from Lynchburg, Va.

According to BlockShopper.com, there were 55 home sales in Moreland Hills in 2008, with a median sales price of $350,000.

Address: 25 Bernwood Lane