Patrick Mahomes’ real estate portfolio (Getty Images)
Public reports show that an LLC tied to the Chiefs quarterback paid about $400,000 in 2020 for eight undeveloped acres in Loch Lloyd, a private community near Belton, south of Kansas City. The deal followed his 10-year, $503 million contract. What it found was a $400,000 sale of a large, undeveloped parcel in Loch Lloyd, a gated community built around a lake and a golf course designed by Tom Watson. GQ put that price at $4,259,750, though other outlets cite about $3.4 million, so treat the exact figure with caution. Sports Illustrated reports the estate was completed in 2023 after several years of construction. Local coverage describes a 40-yard football field and a par 3 golf hole. The Real Deal reported in 2023 that the property was valued at more than $1 million, though building costs have not been made public.
Mahomes told The Dan Patrick Show about his plans for a private place to train. Loch Lloyd is said to be home to teammate Travis Kelce and Tom Watson, which gives Mahomes a quiet, gated setting close to the people he works with. Patrick Mahomes did not buy a finished mansion in Missouri. He bought dirt. The company is reportedly named after his two dogs, Steel and Silver. Three years later, that empty lot had become the family compound fans now see in drone footage and in the Netflix series Quarterback. The trail started with a radio interview. In his words: “I’m going to have a half football field, so I can get some work in with some guys out there. Realtor.com picked up on the comment and went looking. The buyer was not Mahomes by name. It was an LLC connected to him. That is how many high-profile buyers work. A company name goes on the deed, and a casual search turns up very little. The same LLC also owned his Westlake, Texas, house. He built a home, and then he built a lot around it. The grounds also include a basketball court and resort-style extras, though the design was reportedly aimed at family life first. The location matters too. The compound is now the family’s main residence during the season. Join conversation Share your thoughts in the comments Be respectful · TOI community guidelines
He previously owned a contemporary house in Kansas City, which he sold after the move.
Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news , check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule . Privacy is the first reason. Anyone can search county records, and a company name keeps a player’s address off the page. Liability and paperwork are the other common reasons, since a company can hold the title separately from the owner’s personal assets. Tax and legal details vary by state, so a buyer would need a lawyer to say what fits. Mahomes has not explained his own thinking in the reports reviewed here. The dog-themed name does suggest a personal touch on what is otherwise a standard privacy move. It also shows how the story surfaced. A quarterback mentioned a football field, a reporter checked the records, and an LLC with two dog names led straight to eight acres in Belton. Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.