Matthew Stafford has been just as busy off the field as on it, quietly unloading three Los Angeles-area homes this week and pulling in roughly $21 million in the process. The sales include two smaller properties and a larger Hidden Hills estate, adding another round of big-ticket turnover in the celebrity enclaves west of the Valley.
What Stafford sold and when
According to the New York Post, Stafford closed on two of the properties on June 3 and the third on June 4, 2026. The combined total came to about $21 million. The headliner of the trio was the Hidden Hills mansion, which the Post reports sold for roughly $9.7 million.
How he acquired the homes
Realtor.com reports that Stafford bought two of the Hidden Hills properties from Drake in 2022 for about $11 million. The outlet notes that the Staffords had been looking to trim their footprint in the gated community, and that after some pricing tweaks and a refreshed listing strategy, they walked away with a modest gain on the pair of Drake homes.
Stafford's LA timeline and pay
The quarterback’s Los Angeles chapter began after a 2021 trade that sent Jared Goff to Detroit, according to ESPN. The latest home sales arrive in the same season that Stafford signed a one-year, $55 million contract extension with the Rams this spring, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Put together, the new deal and the steady real estate activity help keep the Staffords on the short list of the area’s most active celebrity sellers.
Inside the Hidden Hills estate
The large Hidden Hills property that just closed spans roughly 7,500 square feet, with eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and about 1.5 acres of land, according to the New York Post. The grounds include a vineyard, spa and pool. Layer in the equestrian trails and strict privacy that define Hidden Hills, and it becomes clear why buyers often treat homes there as personal resort compounds.
What the sales mean locally
High-net-worth owners trading houses typically do not shift the broader Los Angeles housing market. In a small, gated pocket like Hidden Hills, though, a few high-end deals can nudge local medians. Current Realtor.com listings for Hidden Hills show median asking prices in the high-single-digit millions, a reminder of why celebrity owners frequently rotate properties in and out of their portfolios rather than staying put for the long haul.
