Add The New York Post on Google Legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers is set to score big — at least in the New Jersey real estate market.
Rodgers, who is playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers for the final season of his 22-year career in the NFL, hopes to sell his Montclair-area home for a cool $15 million, 57.9% more than the price he paid for it just three years ago.
The 42-year-old MVP, who left the New York Jets after a disappointing two-year stint in 2025, dropped $9.5 million for the sleek eight-bedroom, 9.5-bathroom at 349 Crestmont Rd. in summer 2023. The home was a new-construction build at the time.
Billed as “an extraordinary contemporary estate on the Cedar Grove/Montclair border,” by listing agent Cindy Mistretta of Coldwell Banker Realty, the two-story, 18-room abode boasts an open-floor plan, a two-story living room and “unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline.” The 2-acre property is less than an hour away from Manhattan.
The listing was first reported by NorthJersey.com.
Rodgers’ home has a gourmet kitchen with a center island and bar seating.
All bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms. The primary suite includes a custom dressing room and closet with an open-concept spa bath featuring an oversized glass shower and soaking tub.
Fun amenities include a wine cellar and cigar lounge, meditation room, media room, wet bar and fitness center, all on the lower level.
Outside there is a heated salt-chlorinated freeform gunite pool and spa and a “resort-style outdoor living area” with a fire pit, a sauna and a cold plunge.
A cutting-edge property, Rodgers’ place has an advanced AI-integrated security system, motorized privacy shades and radiant heated floors throughout.
The four-time MVP famously led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl title in the 2010 season — a high-water mark he never quite matched again, despite four subsequent NFC Championship appearances.
Rodgers’ time with the Jets was defined by massive hype followed by profound disappointment. Traded from the Green Bay Packers in April 2023, his tenure lasted two seasons —highlighted by a torn achilles four snaps into his 2023 debut and a 5-12 record in 2024 — before the team released him in early 2025.
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.
