Peyton Manning bought Colorado mansion in 2012 for $4.6 million. 11 years later, NFL legend purchased another Denver-area property worth $5.3 million

NFL star Peyton Manning has acquired two properties in Colorado till now. Manning bought his primary house in July 2012, when he joined the Broncos, and his second home in September 2023. The first property is a mansion in Cherry Hills Village that spans around 16,000-16,500 sq ft. Manning bought the house through Wahoo Properties LLC for $4.575 million. It contains seven bedrooms, numerous entertainment areas and facilities for his family. The second property Manning bought in South Colorado Boulevard is located near the first home. Records show that Wahoo Properties LLC bought the 3,582 sq ft house for $5.3 million on September 20, 2023.

Peyton Manning's $4.6 Million Mansion in Cherry Hills Village

Manning established his real estate base in Colorado in 2012 when he joined the Broncos. The quarterback had spent his first 13 seasons with Indianapolis Colts before missing the 2011 season due to multiple neck surgeries. He signed a five-year, $96 million deal with Denver. Manning purchased a home in Cherry Hills Village, south of Denver, as his primary residence.


Manning bought the mansion in July 2012 for around $4.6 million through Wahoo Properties LLC, the reports said. The property is a 3.37-acre estate. The size is suitable for Manning, his wife Ashley and their twin boys, Marshall and Mosley.

The two-story mansion contains seven bedrooms and was said to have 8.5 bathrooms in the property report. The house has a redbrick exterior and columns at the entrance. Inside the house are walnut floors, large living areas and family-entertainment rooms.

The facilities in the property are an elevator that connects the mansion's floors, a safe room, a billiards room, a media room, an office with wood panelled walls, a wine cellar, two custom cherrywood dressing rooms at the master bedroom, multiple wood-burning fireplaces, an outdoor barbecue pit, a seven-car heated garage and a heated kennel for dogs. The house served as his primary residence after he retired from professional football.

Why Manning stayed in Colorado after retirement?

Besides buying property in the state, Manning has greater reasons to stay in Colorado. He played for the Broncos in the last four seasons of his NFL career and won Super Bowl 50. The quarterback announced his retirement from the game in 2016 after playing for the Colts and Broncos.

A report by the Indianapolis Star reveals that Manning gave an interview in 2022 on his retirement. He stated that his children were at school in the Denver area and that he and Ashley had made the state their home. This consideration, together with his connection with the Broncos, made the Cherry Hills Village house his primary residence long after he retired from football.

Manning's second property in Colorado

Manning bought his second property in Colorado more than 11 years after purchasing the mansion. According to the Denver Post, Peyton spent $5.3 million on a house near his Cherry Hills Village residence.

Arapahoe County Deeds records indicate that Wahoo Properties LLC bought the property from Beverly A. Clark Living Trust on September 20, 2023. The property is spread in 3,582 sq ft. There is limited information on the interior, size and facilities of the house.

What the two Colorado properties cost Manning?

Manning spent a total of around $9.9 million to buy the two properties.

The figures are:

• July 2012: Manning spent $4.575 million on the mansion in Cherry Hills Village
• September 2023: He spent $5.3 million on the South Colorado Boulevard house
• Combined purchase price: Around $9.875 million, commonly rounded to $9.9 million

The figures show the initial reported purchase price of the properties. They do not indicate their value at the time of reporting nor the amount Manning would receive if he sold them.

Peyton Manning's Previous Property Purchase in Tennessee

The footballer's interest in property buying is not limited to Colorado. Manning spent a considerable amount of time in Tennessee during his career. He went to the University of Tennessee and played college football there. In 2000, the sportsman purchased land in a private lakefront community in Ooltewah, near Chattanooga.

Manning intended to build a vacation home in Tennessee. The community provided lake and creek access, horseback riding facilities and a lodge for its residents. Sports Illustrated profile in 2007 reported that Manning was a homeowner in Tennessee.