Rams QB Matthew Stafford Lists Hidden Hills, CA, Home Once Owned by Drake

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is selling a Hidden Hills, CA, home he picked up a couple of years ago from rapper Drake.

After purchasing the place for $5 million in April 2022, Stafford wants to hand it off to a new owner for $5.7 million.

The Super Bowl champ snagged this residence as part of a two-property package that was once attached to Drake’s huge YOLO compound.

Now, he’s ready to part with this four-bedroom, five-bathroom, ranch-style abode set on just over 1.5 acres.

Low-slung and charming, the 3,645 square-foot house is the larger of the two homes that the QB bought from Drake. Set in the exclusive celeb-favored enclave, the home is gated and sits on a lovely lot.

While interior photos aren’t available, the listing language describes a light-filled property with fireplaces, high ceilings, and hardwood floors. A beautiful front court leads the way in, while lush grounds and landscaping surround the place.

The property includes an 800-square-foot guesthouse, areas for lounging, a heated pool, and a pool house. A two-car garage completes the package.

Stafford starred in college at the University of Georgia. He was drafted first overall by the Detroit Lions in 2009 and played in the Motor City for 12 seasons before being traded out West. Prior to the trade, he was making plans for an exit from Michigan. In 2020, he listed his waterfront mansion in Bloomfield Hills, MI, for $6.5 million and wound up selling it for $6 million the following year.

Stafford was traded to the Rams in 2021 and led the team to a Super Bowl victory in his first season in Southern California.