30-Second Super Bowl Ads Cost Upward of $8 Million Each—Here Are the Stunning NFL-Themed Homes You Can Buy for That Same Price

The Super Bowl is widely viewed as the sporting event of the season—with this year’s championship game predicted to draw in close to 200 million viewers across the globe.

While the main allure of the broadcast is obviously the game itself, which this year will see the Kansas City Chiefs going head to head with the Philadelphia Eagles, there is another element of the event that many look forward to: the game-time ads.

Brands have been known to spare no expense in a bid to make their mark during the hourslong on-screen event, with many enlisting major Hollywood stars in order to stand out from the crowd with their 30-second spot.

Competition among advertisers is fierce—so much so that they are reportedly being charged upward of $8 million per 30-second ad that runs during the 2025 Super Bowl, according to a report by The Guardian.

Remarkably, that price doesn’t appear to have lessened demand for an ad, with a huge number of big-name brands expected to roll out special Super Bowl campaigns when the event is broadcast Feb. 9, including Taco Bell, Uber Eats, Bud Light, Poppi, and Meta.

Multiple celebrity stars have already been revealed, including “When Harry Met Sally” stars Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal, “Saltburn” actor Barry Keoghan, singer Shania Twain, and NFL legend Tom Brady.

But while the ads will undoubtedly help the brands to earn the attention of millions, the price still seems somewhat staggering—particularly when you consider the kinds of homes you could purchase for the same amount as a 30-second Super Bowl spot.

In fact, should you venture to New Orleans—the site of this year’s Super Bowl—you will actually be hard-pressed to find a property that is priced anywhere near the $8 million ad-spot amount.

Meanwhile, a quick trip to the Philadelphia suburbs, where many Eagles players live, will turn up a stunning, 15,700-square-foot mansion available for just a hair under the ad price.

Now it’s up to you to decide whether a 30-second Super Bowl spot is really worth more than a dream house.

1627 Lafayette Rd, Gladwyne, PA

Price: $7,950,000

Eagles fans in the Philadelphia area could revel in the modern luxury of this 15,769-square-foot, brand-new modern mansion, known as the “Glass House,” influenced by two visionary Parisian architects. It’s safe to say that there is nothing like this in all the local land.

Constructed of glass, stone, wood, and steel, it contains five bedrooms and seven baths, with retractable walls of glass that provide seamless access to lush gardens and 1.7 wooded acres.

The estate features two pools—one is outdoors with an infinity edge, and the other is inside a two-story atrium that definitely has a relaxing spa vibe, along with a fully equipped gym, sauna, and wet room. In addition, there’s also a unique indoor plant atrium that adds a touch of spring even during the cold winter months.

4130 Cochran Chapel Rd, Dallas, TX

Price: $8,495,000

You’ll have no problem at all finding homes priced at $8 million-plus in Dallas, where the fanciest neighborhoods within a 2-mile radius of where Kansas City Quarterback Patrick Mahomes was born and raised are located.

Incidentally, Chiefs owner Clark Hunt was born in Dallas and currently calls the wealthy Dallas enclave of Highland Park home.

Renowned achitect Guy Courtney, who was affiliated with the build of the Getty Museum in L.A., designed this mansion to be ideal for the display of an extensive art collection—and for entertaining the most discerning of guests.

It features five bedrooms and eight bathrooms in 8,984 square feet of light-filled living space, on a lush, green 3.38 acre lot. Interestingly enough, it has a one-story footprint, which makes it feel huge. It also makes it ideal for shooting movies, TV series, commercials, and publications, apparently, as many have been produced there.

12094 Summit Cir, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $7,999,995

Los Angeles is a prime hangout for many successful professionals associated with the NFL. Dozens of prominent NFL players and coaches have off-season residences in the Los Angeles area, especially those who branch out into entertainment and broadcasting.

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie is among them. His primary residence is now in Wynnewood, PA, approximately 14 miles from the Eagles’ stadium; but for a good deal of his career, he was an Academy Award-winning producer in Hollywood.

If you’ve got an extra $8 million in your pocket to spend because you didn’t buy commercial airtime during Super Bowl LIX, why not put it into a classic Mediterranean Revival in the 90210?

The former celebrity home features six bedrooms and 6.5 baths throughout 7,453 square feet of space, all recently renovated. It’s replete with murals by renowned painter Maria Trimbell and has been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Veranda.

Other glamorous attributes include a soundproofed screening room and music studio, an expansive library and executive office suite, and a beautiful whirlpool and saltwater pool with a Baja shelf. 

31 Eagles Landing Ln, Las Vegas, NV

Price: $8,250,000

The most-watched Super Bowl happened last year in Las Vegas, where Super Bowl LVIII averaged 123.4 million viewers across all platforms, all watching the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the San Francisco 49ers 25–22 in overtime.

Fans who adhere to the conventional wisdom that what happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas will appreciate the selection of swanky estates in the $8 million range, from towering condos overlooking the Strip to rambling desert villas.

Nestled on the edge of a golf course in an elite residential neighborhood known as the Southern Highlands is this oh, so Vegas stunner with 12,696 square feet, seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, and marble for days.

Taking its cue from the nearby resorts and casinos, it has sky-high ceilings, wide-open entertainment spaces, several luxe bars, lavish bedroom suites, a professional-caliber kitchen, a theater, a resortlike pool, and a putting green. Don’t be surprised if a member of the local Raiders snaps this one up soon.

5040 N Arcadia Dr, Phoenix, AZ

Price: $8,100,000

Nostalgic Super Bowl fans who love warm weather might be tempted to spend that $8 million in Phoenix, where the Chiefs and the Eagles clashed for the championship in 2022. The Chiefs narrowly eked out a win, 38-35, so you can understand why Philadelphia is out for blood this year.

Sitting on 1.85 landscaped acres at the foot of Camelback Mountain, you might mistake this recently remodeled, 6,134-square-foot spread for a fantasy family resort. The elaborate pool with islands, bridges fountains, splash pads, and a spa and fire pit alone are the stuff of dreams.

In addition, this six-bedroom, 5.5-bath mansion has a putting green, a fully lit basketball/tennis court, and an outdoor kitchen and bar.

You get an extraordinary view of the property, as well as the mountains, via sparkling windows that stretch at least 20 feet, from floor to ceiling. Wood, marble, and glass dominate the wide-open, modern interior spaces.

910 Robertson Academy Rd, Nashville, TN

Price: $7,900,000

Those who root for Travis Kelce, pop music, and romance may prefer to purchase an $8 million mansion in Nashville—home turf of Kelce’s biggest fan, Taylor Swift.

This modern farmhouse-style mansion sits on a leafy acre in the prestigious Oak Hill community and has six bedrooms, eight baths, and 7,145 square feet of living space, plus an extra 2,200 square feet of unfinished storage space, all ready for a guest expansion.

Some of it’s finer, top-of-the-line features include a double kitchen island, a gym, soaring ceilings, and a two-story fireplace, plus a luxe, light-and-bright primary suite with a spacious, walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath.

Outdoors you’ll find a pool and pool pavilion with a stone fireplace and kitchen with a pizza oven. In addition, there’s a private pickleball court.

Plus two great deals…

You may be wondering why two cities with obvious Super Bowl ties are not included on our $8 million homes list (especially the Chiefs fans). That’s because luxury homes in Kansas City and New Orleans, where Super Bowl LIX is taking place, aren’t priced as high as in other areas.

In fact, we couldn’t find any $8 million dollar homes listed at the moment, so we’re showing you the most expensive ones we could find. At these prices, you could afford a couple.

7295 W 183rd St, Stilwell, KS 66085

Price: $6,995,000

You can’t even find a home anywhere near Kansas City that goes for $8 million—the priciest estate in Chiefs territory right now is on the market for nearly $7 million, which leaves extra funds for comfy in-law digs—perhaps for family members with the last name of Kelce?

This beautiful, modern spread sprawls over 10.34 acres and contains 9,845 square feet of luxe living space. Freshly completed in 2021, it has four bedrooms and six baths.

Uberluxury details include 17-foot ceilings, heated floors, a wine cellar, multiple bars, an outdoor kitchen, several fire pits, a Dolby Atmos theater, gym, pool, putting green, and an eight-car show garage, plus .25 miles of manicured trails with lights and music.

11 Lasalle Pl, New Orleans, LA

Price: $4,890,000

The priciest home right now in the New Orleans area, where Super Bowl LIX will be played, is a stately 1910 manor house that has been meticulously renovated. At close to $5 million, for the price of a 30-second ad, you could also afford another posh residence in New Orleans’ famous Garden District, where celebs like Sandra Bullock, John Goodman, and Beyonce & Jay-Z have homes.

This four-bedroom, 4.5-bath, 5,446-square-foot traditional home features three stories of luxury, including marble countertops, custom millwork, and crown molding and gleaming wood floors. The massive walk-in closets are a rare find in a home of 115 years. So is the elevator, ready to whisk you between all three floors.

The immaculately maintained outdoor spaces include gardens and lush green lawns, a saltwater pool, a pool cabana, and a fully equipped upscale outdoor grill station. The gated parking for four or more vehicles offers both privacy and safety.