Former Philadelphia Flyer Great Lived Here: Logo Pool (PHOTOS)

I came across this very cool Cherry Hill, New Jersey home that was once the home of one of the greatest Philadelphia Flyers player of all-time.

The address is 54 Fries Lane, Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

It was once the residence of Flyers team captain Bobby Clarke.

A standout, unique feature of the home is the custom Philadelphia Flyers logo swimming pool, included above and below in our featured photos.

The house seems to have it all … a heated floor, heated towel racks, even heated toilet seats … along with a cabana, tennis courts, upper-level balcony, renovated gourmet kitchen, wet bar, walk-in closets, and custom skylights.

It is a 5,266-square-foot home that sits on a wooded 1.45-acre lot, located nearby from Cherry Hill East High School.

The Clarke home was built in 1979, which was four years before The Philadelphia Flyers won their first Stanley Cup.

We saw a piece in JerseyDigs.com from September 27, 2019, when the home was for sale that caught our attention.

The history behind one of the all-time greatest Flyers lining here makes for a fascinating story.

There’s always such great nostalgia for those who were such an important part of our formative years.

Bobby Clarke and “The Broadstreet Bullies” changed the way the NHL game was played, with their smash mouth, hard-hitting style of play.

Bobby Clarke led the Philadelphia Flyers to two Stanley Cups in the 1970’s.

Here are some great photos, when the home was for sale in 2019 as follows. Note: All of the photos are from Zillow.com

The Clarke home is such a neat piece of history. Clarke lived their when The Flyers were at their height as an NHL Franchise.

SOURCES: Zillow.com & JerseyDigs.com