Former Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has been quite busy since he arrived in Los Angeles just over a year ago. In addition to winning the Super Bowl with the Rams, he spent over $30 million on three houses in the guarded Hidden Hills neighborhood — a new mansion and two side-by-side ranch houses bought from Drake.
In an unexpected move, the 34-year-old NFL star has pared back his real estate portfolio. The Hidden Hills residence was sold off-market for million to an unidentified buyer, or $1.4 million more than Stafford and his wife Kelly paid last May for the then-new property.
EGC Real Estate Group developed the modern farmhouse-meets-Napa-Valley-style structure on speculation last year on a 2-acre knoll near his coach Sean McVay and teammate Aaron Donald, as well as Kylie Jenner right across the street.
A multi-gabled roofline and glass and shingle siding complement the design of the home designed by 64North. Inside, six bedrooms and nine baths are spread out over 15,000 square feet of living space.
There are also two temperature-controlled wine rooms (one for red storage and the other for white storage) and a plush movie theater, fitness center, wellness suite, massage room and steam shower. There is also a separate guesthouse, as well as a six-car garage with lifts that can accommodate up to a dozen vehicles.
A double-height entryway greets, complete with views that extend all the way from the foyer through the home’s copious glass walls, to the pool and canyons beyond. Additionally, on the first floor are a library, den, and gourmet kitchen with dual islands and high-end stainless appliances, which is adjacent to the dining room and family room.
As you ascend the spiral staircase, you will find a master retreat with a spacious sitting room, a showroom-style walk-in closet, and an elegant bathroom with a huge oval soaking tub; and outdoors, you’ll find a pool and many indoor-outdoor entertaining spaces, including an outdoor kitchen and wet bar.
