AARON RODGERS owns many homes fit for an NFL king, but none more plush than his Malibu pad.

The Green Bay Packers quarterback and former girlfriend Danica Patrick splashed $28m on the stunning villa in California.

But Rodgers and the former racecar driver split up in 2020 a year after the purchase.

The Super Bowl champion still owns the Malibu property, according to multiple reports.

Rodgers and Patrick purchased the home off Robbie Williams having initially rented from the British popstar.

Janet Jackson is also a former tenant at the stunning beachfront villa.

The four-time NFL MVP’s pad boasts two separate structures – a three-story main house and a two-bedroom guesthouse with a garage.

The villa has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well as a master suite with a large deck to complete the main home.

The outdoor pool area sits between the two structures and features resort-style decks and lounges that overlook the ocean.

Rodgers and his guests have two options to access the beach: either by a zigzag staircase or by a private funicular.

The interior of the main house has concrete floors, glass walls and splashes of wood, and is centered on an open floor plan with a living room, dining area and kitchen.

The kitchen is equipped with top-grade appliances and custom cabinetry.

Other highlights include a family room, an office, a media room, a subterranean lounge/game room, and three guest bedrooms.

The master suite for one of the three guest bedrooms includes a spa-style bathroom and a private ocean view deck.

The two-bed guesthouse and garage can accommodate three vehicles.

The Malibu compound spans 1,198 square-feet, and is fronted by a large wooden gate and a towering hedge shielding the half-acre property from public view.

Rodgers has a place in the sun to retire to when his playing days are over.

The 38-year-old still lives mainly in cold Wisconsin during the NFL season with the Packers.