Jerry Rice’s Silicon Valley mansion once sold for $9m, now asks $35m
NFL legend Jerry Rice has listed his custom-built, 12,520-square-foot mansion in Atherton, California, for $35 million. The French-inspired estate features luxury amenities including Versace limestone floors, a seven-car underground garage, and extensive outdoor entertainment spaces.
Why it matters
The listing highlights the extreme luxury real estate market in Silicon Valley and the high-end property trends for celebrity-owned estates.
The French-inspired mansion in California’s Silicon Valley that NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice built for himself is back on the market, asking $35 million. The 49ers legend built the estate at 267 Atherton Ave. in the early 2000s, and it sits on 1.24 acres, according to a report by SFGATE.Built for the NFL GOATThe 49ers legend, who won three Super Bowl titles, used this mansion as his personal residence from 2001 to 2013, according to Mansion Global. This Atherton mansion was a long-term project. It took him years to plan and build.The house, spanning 12,520 square feet, was a major undertaking. Reports from the time say it took years to plan and build, with Rice pushing for exact details throughout. “This is an incredible Atherton estate home that was built with no expense spared in the early 2000s.
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