- Aaron Rodgers bought a $9.5 million New Jersey home after signing with the New York Jets.
- Insider spoke to luxury interior designer Bilal Rehman about the best and worst parts of the house.
- He said the outside of the home didn’t match the inside, and the kitchen wasn’t functional at all.
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Aaron Rodgers made waves when he decided to join the New York Jets in free agency.
The superstar quarterback and four-time NFL MVP was prepared to assume the throne for the long-struggling franchise before rupturing his Achilles tendon. But before the injury derailed his first season, Rodgers bought himself a palace fit for football royalty.
Located in an affluent New Jersey suburb just a 20-minute drive from MetLife Stadium — the Jets’ home turf — and 15 miles from Manhattan, the 8-bedroom, 9.5-bathroom house cost Rodgers a cool $9.5 million.
Insider spoke to Bilal Rehman, a luxury interior designer and the owner of the Bilal Rehman Studio, about the best and worst parts of Rodgers’ home based on photos from when it was listed. While Rehman was a fan of the home’s exterior, there was a lot about the house he thought didn’t make sense — particularly for the price Rodgers paid for it.