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Carolina Panthers player lists his home on Airbnb while he's off playing in the Super Bowl

Megan Willett-Wei

2016-02-04T17:08:00Z

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If you wanted to watch the Super Bowl in Charlotte, North Carolina, now's your shot.

Carolina Panthers player Roman Harper has listed his one-bedroom apartment for $5,000 a night for the Super Bowl while he's away.

"This year, for one night only, I'm putting my place up on Airbnb while I head to San Francisco to play the Denver Broncos at Super Bowl 50," Harper wrote on the Airbnb page.

But there are a few catches — only two guests can stay in the apartment, there are to be no events or parties, no smoking, no football in the hallways, and no cleats on the hardwood.

All proceeds are going to his charity Harper's Hope 41 Foundation and Airbnb will also match the $5,000. Guests will also get a signed football from Harper.

"Kick back on my sofa while watching Super Bowl 50 on our 70 inch TV," Harper said. Sure.

Keep scrolling to see inside his pad.

Welcome to Roman Harper's one-bedroom apartment in Charlotte, North Carolina, that you can rent for one night only on Airbnb for $5,000.

Here's the bedroom that will cost you $5,000 a night. "In need of a lint roller, hair dryer, wi-fi password? Please let us know, we know people," the listing says.

And here's the bathroom. It's "right in the heart of uptown Charlotte!"

"As evening approaches, prepare your football finest and take advantage of the kitchen — it's where I (and my mom) spend most of the time preparing for big games," Harper wrote.

You and your maximum of one guest will enjoy this couch that can easily fit six. Watch the Super Bowl (and Harper!) on the 70'' TV. Remember — no parties.

Harper's apartment building is pretty swanky. In addition to his one bedroom, you'll also have access to the sky lounge.

Plus a 4,000-square-foot "spa-inspired" health club with yoga room.

This is the building's demonstration kitchen, whatever that is.

This communal space has great views of Charlotte.

Stop by the billiards room. Might as well play a few games if you're paying $5,000 a night.

Or watch TV in a different room. Still no parties!

Somewhere in this building is a junior Olympic pool, courtyard, and a basketball and tennis court. (Not pictured.)

"Since I will be in game mode, my team will be on hand for any check-in questions!" Don't forget your signed football on your way out.

You can see more of the pictures over at Airbnb

Axel Springer, Insider Inc.'s parent company, is an investor in Airbnb.

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