Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is on the move, leaving behind head coach Sean McVay and defensive tackle Aaron Donald for a new home in Southern California.
Stafford, months removed from winning his first Super Bowl, spent the past few months being very involved in real estate. The former No. 1 pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, is busy buying and selling homes around Los Angeles.
According to Front Office Sports, Stafford sold his six-bedroom Hidden Hills Estate as part of a series of moves that has seen the NFL star also buy several properties within the city limits. He didn’t stay in the home very long, purchasing it for $19.6 million a year ago before flipping it a year later.
- Matthew Stafford contract: Four years, $160 million
The 34–year-old quarterback is leaving behind some high-profile neighbors. Celebrity Kylie Jenner, Rams teammate Aaron Donald and coach Sean McVay are among those within a short walk of the $21 million mansion.
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Of course, there is a reason for the move. Stafford reportedly bought two properties from Drake by Thousands Oaks, California that will allow him to live even closer to the Rams’ practice facility.
Signed to a new contract and seemingly now in the business of flipping real estate for a profit, Stafford is clearly settled into Los Angeles and won’t be leaving anytime soon.
