This has been a big year for Josh Allen. Not only did the Buffalo Bills quarterback get married to actress Hailee Steinfeld, but he also won the first MVP of his NFL career. Now he's adding to his big year by putting his house on the market, presumably so he and his new wife can either move into her house or into one of their own (or both?).
Allen has put his offseason home in Dana Point, California (located roughly an hour and a half from Los Angeles) up for sale a little over a month after he tied the knot with Steinfeld. Allen purchased the home in 2023 for a cool $7.2 million, and now the home is being listed at $8.5 million, per Realtor.com.
The 2,808 square foot property is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom home and is inside a gated community that has its own private beach club. It's also close to several five-star resorts.
It's not surprising to see Allen put his offseason home on the market considering he's now married. Perhaps he and Steinfeld plan to move into her home in Encino, California or maybe the two will buy a home together now that they're settling into married life.
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen puts his offseason house on the market
Of course, this was where Allen spent his offseasons, as his home during the NFL season is in Buffalo, New York. The quarterback is originally from Firebaugh, California, and played his college ball at the University of Wyoming before the Bills moved to select him with the seventh overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.
Allen took some time to become the superstar quarterback that he is now, but the Bills' patience paid off. By his second year in the league, Allen had the Bills in the playoffs, and by his third year, they became the new frontrunners in the AFC East.
This past season saw Allen and the Bills win their fifth straight division title and reach the AFC Championship Game for the second time in his career.
Wherever Allen and Steinfeld end up living, the quarterback won't be there long. The Bills report for training camp on July 23, and once that gets underway, Allen and his teammates will be spending several weeks at St. John Fisher University in Pittsford, New York.
Then, once the regular season begins, it's off to Buffalo for the rest of the NFL season, which, hopefully for Allen and Bills fans, lasts through February.