Derek Carr Sells His Las Vegas Home for $8.55 Million
Former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr sold his stunning Las Vegas mansion for $8.55 million when he began playing for the New Orleans Saints.
Nestled in the prestigious Southern Highlands Estates, this 7-bedroom, 9-bathroom residence is 9,628 square feet and is tailored to meet the needs of professional athletes, entertainers, and those with a taste for exclusivity.
Property Highlights
- Price: $8.55 million
- Location: Southern Highlands Estates, Las Vegas, NV
- Size: 9,628 square feet
- Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms
- Notable Features: Dual pools, guesthouse, sports court, 8-car garage, and outdoor BBQ area
A Private Retreat for Luxury Living
Located within the 24-hour guard-gated Southern Highlands Estates, this property offers a heightened level of privacy. Accessible only to owners and their guests, the home provides the seclusion and security required by high-profile clientele.
The residence’s modern architectural design features an open interior layout adorned with custom finishes and designer touches that seamlessly blend sophistication with comfort.
Take a Look Inside
Carr’s former home offered a full suite of luxury amenities, from a private golf simulator and fitness center to two resort-style pools, one with a waterslide, and a full sports court.
These standout features are all showcased in a series of Instagram posts from Coldwell Banker Luxury LV, giving a full look at the lifestyle the property was built to provide.
Our favorite interior feature has to be Carr’s home office, a personal hall of fame where rows of footballs, helmets, and jerseys line the walls.
The space documents every major milestone and meaningful moment in his career, blending personal pride with polished design.
Full Video Tour
In the video tour, you’ll get a more complete look at all the thoughtful details that bring Carr’s former home to life. From the textured fireplace wall in the living room to the lineup of coffee machines in the kitchen, each space is crafted with care.
One standout feature is the built-in vanity in the primary suite, paired with a tall vertical mirror that adds both function and elegance to the space.
Baseball at Home
Even though Carr’s career was in football, baseball seems to be a family favorite at home. He’s shared several videos of playing catch and pitching practice with his sons around the house. It’s a glimpse into the everyday moments that make the property feel like a true family home.
Batting Practice in the Open-Floor Plan
Thanks to the home’s open floor plan, there’s plenty of space for batting practice in between the living room, dining area, and family room.
The wide layout allows the kids to run freely and makes the home feel even larger than its square footage. It’s a playful, functional setup that reflects the Carr family’s active lifestyle.
Broken Lights in the Primary Suite
On another day of indoor baseball, Carr’s son went full swing, so full that it may have shattered a light in the primary bedroom, according to Carr’s caption.
At least the TV mounted above the fireplace survived the inning. It’s just another reminder that in this house, family fun takes priority over flawless interiors.
Homeruns in the Backyard
Offering even more space for baseball games, the backyard features a wide lawn perfect for playtime, positioned right between the home’s two pools.
In the video, you’ll catch the family in action with a great angle of the pool that includes a built-in waterslide.
Where is Carr After Retirement?
Derek Carr’s former $8.55 million Las Vegas mansion was the epitome of high-end living during his 9 seasons with the Raiders.
However, now that he’s retired, he and his wife have decided to settle their family in Fresno, California, due to the strong sense of community Carr has there from playing college football at Fresno State.
With the chance to finally give their kids a permanent place to grow up, Derek Carr is ready to move away from full-time athlete to full-time Dad.
