Aaron Rodgers Lists 10,000-Square-Foot New Jersey Manse for $15 Million

The NFL legend is planning his retirement after more than 20 seasons on the fieldAaron Rodgers was the 24th overall pick in the 2005 NFL draft.Photo: Lauren Leigh Bacho/Getty ImagesPittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is preparing for retirement, and that includes getting his real estate ducks in a row. In May, the football pro announced that this will be his final season in the NFL. As he readies for a new era, Rodgers has listed his 10,000-square-foot New Jersey mansion for $15 million, Mansion Global reports.Overlooking the New York City skyline, the property is a remnant of Rodgers’s time on the New York Jets, where he played for the 2023 and 2024 seasons. The California native bought the contemporary house, located on the border of Montclair and Cedar Grove, for $9.5 million in the summer of 2023. The glass-and-metal-lined home offers eight bedrooms (all en-suite) and a total of nine full baths. Stark white interiors with polished, radiant-heated floors unite most of the interior spaces—including the expansive primary bedroom, which merges with an open-plan bathroom (complete with a soaking tub and an oversized glass shower), and features an impressive walk-in closet and glass walls.As one might expect from a professional athlete, the home’s lower level is a wellness and entertainment retreat, complete with a gym, a meditation room, a media and game room with a wet bar, and a wine cellar and cigar lounge. Outdoors, the wooded 2.4-acre property hosts a salt-chlorinated gunite swimming pool and an adjacent spa with a waterfall feature, a sauna, a cold plunge, and a fire pit with built-in seating.Join NowAD PRO members enjoy exclusive benefits. Get a year of unlimited access for $25 $20 per month.ArrowRodgers is also looking to sell his home in Wisconsin, where he played for the Green Bay Packers from 2005 through 2022. He listed that five-acre property, which features a 10,500-square-foot stone estate, last November for $3.7 million and has yet to find a buyer. Time will tell if the sportsman lists a Pittsburgh-area address once he wraps this season with the Steelers—and where he plans to spend his retirement years.Not a subscriber? Join AD for print and digital access now.Browse the AD PRO Directory to find an AD-approved design expert for your next project.Katie Schultz is a Brooklyn-based freelance writer who reports on celebrity real estate news and other pop culture-related content for AD. She has previously written for House Digest and the Minnesota Daily. Hailing from small town Minnesota, Katie has a degree in Cinema and Media Studies from the University of ... Read MoreRead MoreAnthony Davis Sells 17,000-Square-Foot Bel Air Estate for $32 MillionThe former Laker’s renovated manse boasts a laundry list of luxurious amenitiesThe Best Airbnbs in Prague, From Bohemian Retreats to Modern DwellingsThese elegant stays juxtapose historic bones with a host of contemporary featuresWhere Does Robert De Niro Live? Here’s His New York–Centric Real Estate PortfolioThe NYC native's name is synonymous with the city—especially Tribeca—for good reason17 Luxury Long-Term Airbnb Rentals for Living Large Around the GlobeFrom Morocco to Mexico, these extended stays encourage doing the absolute mostVacation Looks as Good as It Feels in These Designer-Styled AirbnbsCare to relax in Athena Calderone’s Amagansett getaway, or Jenni Kayne’s California lakehouse?The Best Outdoor Benches for Patios, Porches, Gardens, and BeyondNot a lounge chair, not yet a sofa, these in-between seats are a versatile option for backyards of all sizesThe Most Extreme Ways the Wealthy Are Coping During HeatwavesIf you can’t stand the heat, try a snow room—or retractable walls, or an underground retreat13 Barcelona Airbnbs That Nod to the City’s Design EvolutionFrom an earthy 19th century loft to a modern penthouse offset with mosaic tiles