Rams Coach Sean McVay Buys $14 Million Hidden Hills Mansion

During the NFL off-season, several members of the Super Bowl-winning Los Angeles Rams have been on a veritable real estate blitz. Not only did Cooper Kupp and Aaron Donald both toss their swank homes onto the market over the last couple months, but Matthew Stafford — who bought a $19.6 million mansion just last year — also dropped millions on two more houses owned by Drake.

Now head coach Sean McVay is taking a page out of their playbook, having picked up a brand-new modern farmhouse spread in the ritzy Hidden Hills gated community. Originally listed for $15.5 million, records show the place went to the 36-year-old Ohio native for a discounted $14 million.

Though McVay already owns an Encino house he purchased for $2.7 million back in 2017 — right after accepting the position of head coach for the newly relocated Rams — it’s no secret that he plans to marry his fiancée, Ukrainian model Veronika Khomyn, this summer and subsequently start a family; presumably, this place serve as the couple’s future marital digs.

Originally built in the early 1960s, the four-bedroom structure that once stood on the property has since been razed to make way for a sleek home boasting six bedrooms and seven baths filtered throughout 9,000 square feet of Jae Omar-designed living space boasting glitzy amenities — a movie theater, gym, wet bar and not one but two marble wine displays, just to name a few.

Tucked away on a flat 1.4-acre parcel, at the end of a gated driveway, the two-story stucco and wood-clad abode is fronted by an expansive motorcourt and four-car garage. A glassy entryway opens into a striking double-height, oak-paneled foyer topped by a chandelier and skylights, and displaying a striking “floating” staircase.

Main-level highlights include a spacious living room anchored by a book-matched stone fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves, plus walls of glass spilling out to covered dining and entertaining areas. There’s also a formal dining room and office space, as well as a gourmet kitchen outfitted with custom cabinetry, stone countertops, a large eat-in island, high-end Miele appliances and a butler’s pantry.

Five bedrooms include the sumptuous upstairs master suite, which rests under a vaulted wood-beam ceiling, and comes complete with a fireside sitting area, breakfast bar, balcony and a pair of showroom-style closets. A luxe bath is equipped with dual vanities, a soaking tub and steam shower; and outdoors, the grounds hold a fire-pit lounge area nestled alongside an infinity-edge pool and spa, as well as a built-in barbecue.

Tomer Fridman of Compass and Marc Shevin of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California held the listing; McVay was repped by Josh Altman and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman.