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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is selling off the home he had during his stint as a New York Jet, and he could make a nice payday in the process.
Rodgers is selling his home near Montclair, New Jersey, for $15 million, which Lauren Elkies Schram of the California Post notes is "57.9% more than the price he paid for it just three years ago."Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback is selling off the home he had during his stint as a New York Jet, and he could make a nice payday in the process.
Rodgers is selling his home near Montclair, New Jersey, for $15 million, which Lauren Elkies Schram of the California Post notes is "57.9% more than the price he paid for it just three years ago."
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That's right, Rodgers bought the home brand new for $9.5 million and, if his price is met, make $5.5 million in profit.
The home has eight bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms on 2 acres of property.
It also includes a wine cellar and cigar lounge, meditation room, heated salt-chlorinated freeform gunite pool and spa, cold plunge and "an advanced AI-integrated security system, motorized privacy shades and radiant heated floors throughout."
Perhaps its best feature, though, is the panoramic “unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline," as described by listing agent Cindy Mistretta of Coldwell Banker Realty.
It's less than an hour away from New York City, though apparently that isn't enough to keep Rodgers in the area.
Instead, he and his wife, the mysterious Brittani, will have to choose between Rodgers' other homes.
"Rodgers has accrued a number of properties around the country, including a 3.5-acre Wisconsin compound in Oneida, a $28 million Malibu oceanfront pad, alongside properties in Tennessee, Texas and his hometown of Chico, California," Schram wrote.
Given that Pittsburgh isn't listed here, perhaps he's renting in the Steel City.
After all, with this upcoming season being his last in the NFL, Rodgers knew he would be a Steeler for a finite amount of time.
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That's right, Rodgers bought the home brand new for $9.5 million and, if his price is met, make $5.5 million in profit.
The home has eight bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms on 2 acres of property.
It also includes a wine cellar and cigar lounge, meditation room, heated salt-chlorinated freeform gunite pool and spa, cold plunge and "an advanced AI-integrated security system, motorized privacy shades and radiant heated floors throughout."
Perhaps its best feature, though, is the panoramic "“unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline," as described by listing agent Cindy Mistretta of Coldwell Banker Realty.
It's less than an hour away from New York City, though apparently that isn't enough to keep Rodgers in the area.
Instead, he and his wife, the mysterious Brittani, will have to choose between Rodgers' other homes.
"Rodgers has accrued a number of properties around the country, including a 3.5-acre Wisconsin compound in Oneida, a $28 million Malibu oceanfront pad, alongside properties in Tennessee, Texas and his hometown of Chico, California," Schram wrote.
Given that Pittsburgh isn't listed here, perhaps he's renting in the Steel City.
After all, with this upcoming season being his last in the NFL, Rodgers knew he would be a Steeler for a finite amount of time.
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