Brett Favre's House

American professional football player Brett Favre’s house is a 19,000-square-foot, 5-bedroom mansion in Sumrall, Mississippi. He purchased the home in 2002 for just under $3 million. The house includes a pool, hot tub, and massive patio. Favre is best-known for his time as a quarterback for the Green Bay Packers. Favre helped to turn the Packers around while establishing himself as one of the best quarterbacks in football.

Brett Favre played quarterback in college at Southern Mississippi and was drafted into the NFL in 1991, playing for the Atlanta Falcons. He drew attention when deciding whether or not to retire in 2008. He eventually was traded to the New York Jets in 2008, then moved to the Minnesota Vikings in 2009, retiring in 2011.

Brett Favre’s net worth is $100 million, his mother Bonita helps to manage his real estate and agricultural holdings. He has endorsed many products over the years, including Nike, Wrangler, Mastercard, Prilosec, Sensodyne, Sears, Remington, and Snapper. His annual earnings are $20 million. He currently works as a football analyst on SiriusXM.

His mother also assists with his charity work – The Favre 4 Hope Foundation, which supports the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Special Olympics, and breast cancer charities in both Wisconsin and Mississippi.
The foundation also supports several other children and education focused charities. His wife Deanna Favre is a breast cancer survivor. The couple have two daughters, Brittany and Breleigh. Favre became a grandfather with the birth of grandson Parker Brett in 2010, which made Favre the only player known to be a grandfather in the NFL at the time.

He and his mother released a book in 2004, Favre, centered on their family, the Green Bay Packers and the football game following the death of Brett’s father, Irvin Favre.

Brett Favre led teams to eight division championships and two Super Bowls (winning Super Bowl XXXI) as well as five NFC Championship Games. He has many NFL records including most consecutive starts by a player, most career pass completions, most career passing yards, most career interceptions thrown, most fumbles, most sacked, and most career victories as a starting quarterback. He won AP Most Valuable Player three consecutive times.

Following retirement, Brett Favre coached high school football at Oak Grove High School in his home state of Mississippi. As of 2014 he is no longer offensive coordinator, but still assists with the team.

Brett Favre's wife is Deanna Tynes. They have been married since 1996 and share two daughters.