Aaron Rodgers has purchased a stunning $9.5million home as he puts down roots in New Jersey.
Sources tell DailyMail.com that Aaron, 39, bought an eight bedroom, ten bathroom mansion this summer as he prepares for his first season as a New York Jet.
According to property records, the home was sold at the end of June for $9,500,000 – just a small fraction of the former Green Bay Packer’s $75million deal with the Jets.
The home is nestled in Montclair, New Jersey – just a mere 20-minute drive from MetLife stadium – and boasts panoramic views of the New York City skyline.
The listing for the home describes it as ‘absolute perfection’.
The four-time NFL MVP will enjoy the home’s sleek and contemporary design that features walls of windows to let in plenty of natural light.
An open floor plan seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living space – perfect for entertaining guests or cozy nights with girlfriend Mallory Edens, 26.
The master bedroom is the picture of luxury, boasting a spa-like en suite bathroom and walk-in dressing room.
It’s gourmet kitchen includes top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry and a large center island with bar seating.
And his new house has plenty of room for guests with seven additional bedrooms, all of which are generously sized and boast en-suite bathrooms and custom closets.
When he’s not practicing or on the road during the season, Aaron can enjoy a home office, media room, gym, wine cellar and three-car garage with charging station.
Though the house has an in-law suite with a private entrance, Aaron is not likely to be inviting his parents to stay any time soon after being vocal about their fractured relationship.
The home is ultra private and comes with its own security system fit for one of the most recognizable NFL stars in the league.
Aaron has been adjusting well to his new East Coast lifestyle since making the move in April.
He was seen partying in VIP at Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ concert in May at his new home stadium.
The footballer was also spotted shopping around Manhattan with friends and stopping in John Varvatos – a men’s boutique store in the NoHo neighborhood.
He is likely to stay in his new digs for at least a few years.
On Tuesday Aaron said, ‘This is going to be a few years partnership’ with the Jets.
As far as retirement talks, the 39-year-old seems to put no limit on his time in the game.
‘I’d love to play as long as I can, as long as it’s fun, as long as my body feels good, as long as they want me,’ he said.
