(Image 1 via Getty, Image 2 via Mansion Global: Sean Payton and his New Orleans mansion)
Sean Payton was traded from the New Orleans Saints sidelines to the Denver Broncos franchise along with a 2024 third round draft pick. The 6,000 sq-ft property blends contemporary design with high-end residential features. Payton purchased the Belcaro mansion for $4.55 million in March 2023. In June 2026, he signed a five-year deal with the Denver Broncos which is in the neighborhood of $18 million per year, as per NBC Sports’ Peter King. The main level has 11-foot ceilings. It was built in 1893. The mansion spanned over 6,060 sq-ft and boasted five bedrooms and six bathrooms. The 6,060 sq-ft mansion also featured a media room, gym, additional flex space, two-car garage, generator and state-of-the-art security system to offer ultimate luxury, privacy, and comfort. As per Mansion Global, the property was listed for $3.3 million in October 2024. As per New Orleans Luxury Living’s Elizabeth McNulty, the property was sold in February 2025. Join conversation Share your thoughts in the comments Be respectful · TOI community guidelines Sean Payton was the head coach for the New Orleans Saints from 2006 to 2021. He won a Super Bowl for them in a victory over the Indianapolis Colts for the 2009 season. Anyhow, he returned and coached the team till the 2021 NFL season. After taking a break from coaching career in 2022, he returned to coaching. Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news , check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule .
Because of his involvement in the team’s bounty scandal, however, later, Payton was reportedly suspended for the entire 2012 NFL season. The Broncos head coach found himself a mansion in one of the Denver’s most-coveted residential neighborhoods. Belcaro is an established Denver neighborhood known for its upscale residences. He lives in the gated property with his wife, Skylene Montgomery. The two-story home offers four bedrooms and six bathrooms. Its interiors are designed around spacious living rooms, custom finishes, and entertaining spaces. As per The Denver Post, Sean Payton’s Belcaro mansion was developed by Raymond Development Group. The gated property features a modern architectural design across two levels. The upscale residence is defined by generous proportions. White oak-flooring is laid in a herringbone pattern, thereby adding a refined touch to the living rooms. The mansion’s open layout allows living and entertaining areas to blend into one another, thereby creating a spacious environment throughout the property. The kitchen is what stands out in the mansion. The oversized kitchen features a large central island which acts as an additional preparation space and a gathering spot. A glass wine wall offers a luxury element to the kitchen. The dedicated display and storage area can accommodate hundreds of bottles, thereby offering the kitchen and surrounding entertaining spaces a stunning visual allure. When an oversized kitchen, high ceilings, and custom flooring combine, it offers the upscale residence a polished contemporary character without entirely relying on its square footage. The Belcaro mansion also includes several features designed for quiet privacy and accommodating convenience. The primary suite has its own fireplace and dual closets, thereby creating a comfortable retreat within the two-story mansion. An elevator in the home connects the levels, thereby giving practical luxury features to the detached, single-family luxury home within a gated community. As per New Orleans Luxury Living’s Elizabeth McNulty, Sean Payton owned a magnificent Greek Revival mansion in New Orleans while he coached the New Orleans Saints. The property was situated in the best part of Uptown, on an exceptionally rare and oversized corner lot. The interiors were curated by famed interior designer Gwen Driscoll. A beautiful foyer led to the formal living and dining rooms. A true chef’s kitchen complete with La Cornue range & hood and oversized satin island with prep-sink effortlessly flew into the sprawling family room. The family room had a gas fireplace and was adjacent to additional covered outdoor living spaces. The sweeping staircase led to three guest suites and a luxurious primary suite. A private primary sanctuary featured French doors with dual bathrooms, dressing area, two walk-in closets, beverage center, gas fireplace, and private balcony with breathtaking views of expansive grounds. Exteriors of the massive property boasted a heated saltwater pool, guest house with wet bar, half bath and private second floor with full kitchen and balcony. A scandal where players were paid bounties for injuring players on opposing teams. But not for the New Orleans Saints but for the Denver Broncos. Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.