Mike McCarthy Sells Texas Mansion for $5.3 Million
Former Dallas Cowboys head coach, now Steelers head coach, Mike McCarthy has officially sold his mansion in Allen, Texas, for $5.3 million.
Located in the gated Wimberley Place community, the home was initially listed for $5.7 million months before McCarthy’s contract with the Cowboys ended in January 2025, but the original deal fell through.
Now, the 8,346-square-foot estate, set against the backdrop of the Twin Creeks Golf Course, has finally found a buyer.
Property Highlights
Price: $5.3 million
Location: Allen, Texas
Size: 8,346 square feet
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 5 bed, 7 bath
Notable Features: Private guest suite with separate entrance, pool and spa, putting green, golf course views, 5-car climate-controlled garage
Take a Tour of The Home
McCarthy purchased this Santa Barbara-style home in 2021 as a personal sanctuary during his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys. Just 10 miles from The Star in Frisco, it struck the perfect balance between convenience and privacy, nestled within an exclusive gated community.
Overlooking the 3rd hole of the Twin Creeks golf course, the property carries a resort-like feel, blending everyday comfort with scenic views that elevate the home’s tranquil atmosphere, which you can explore in the Instagram post from listing agent Carrie Himel.
Himel shared another post offering a walk-through of the property, giving viewers a more complete look at the home beyond the listing photos.
In the video, you’ll catch thoughtful design details like the open floor plan flow and sweeping golf course views that reinforce the home’s resort-style appeal.
Why Did Mike Sell His Allen Home?
Since parting ways with the Cowboys in January 2025, former head coach Mike McCarthy has stepped back from the NFL spotlight, and now, he’s officially sold his Texas mansion for $5.3 million.
The sale came as McCarthy withdrew from head coaching consideration for the 2025 season, including the New Orleans Saints job, choosing instead to sit out the year and focus on the 2026 hiring cycle.
His hiatus paid off thanks to his recent signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers after Mike Tomlin elected not to return. Letting go of his Dallas-area estate marks the end of a significant chapter, as McCarthy resets both personally and professionally before planning his next move.
