Patrick Mahomes, quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, has recently moved into his new dream home, which he shares with his wife and two children. It will be difficult to believe that he would ever want to leave this place.
The couple bought an eight-acre plot of land in 2020, and they have just finished building their dream house there.
On the grounds, nearly three years later, is a massive mansion with numerous lavish amenities that would make even the royal family envious.
An aerial shot of the property given by Front Office Sports shows that Mahomes installed a fifty-yard football field with a soccer net, a par-3 golf course, a pool, and more.
Not only is his wife Brittany a co-owner of the Kansas City Current, but she used to play soccer.
In addition, the phrase “Mahomes” is inscribed in the endzone corner and his logo is positioned in the center of the field.
The new, lavish estate that the National Football League athlete and his family have acquired is situated in Cass County, Missouri.
It has been reported that the family’s former Kansas City home is currently for sale, asking $2.9 million.
Even though the mansion was wonderful in its own way, Bro Bible claimed it was not as big as their new estate. It had four bathrooms, three bedrooms, a hot tub, a pool, a 500-bottle wine room, a chef’s kitchen, and a wet bar.
A massive 7,800-square-foot estate in Westlake, Texas, which they bought for $3.37 million in March 2020, is another property owned by the couple.
The Westlake property has seven bathrooms, four bedrooms, and a view of the Vaquero golf course in addition to its other features.
Five months after Mahomes took over as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs and guided the team to victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, his mansion is finally finished.
Furthermore, he received the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player title for the second time in his career.
The Chiefs quarterback, who passed for 5,608 yards and 5,250 yards in a season, respectively, set the NFL record for most total yards by a quarterback and the team record for passing yards in a season.