Saquon Barkley’s House

The six-foot-tall, 27-year-old Saquon Barkley is in a class by himself. Barkley, selected by the New York Giants with the second overall choice in the 2018 draft, has been nothing short of spectacular. In 2018 and 2022, he was selected twice for the Pro Bowl. The fact that he was selected for the Pro Bowl the same year he was drafted is astounding, breaking several records.

His only setback thus far has been the injury he dealt with during the 2020 season, but in 2022, he silenced his detractors once more by winning another Pro Bowl trophy. The young star spent two years studying at Penn State. He was raised in the Bronx, New York City.

Saquon Barkley is yet another talented athlete who does not want to touch the money that comes from his NFL contract and would rather just live with the endorsement money. We have seen this trend being followed by other NFL players like Rob Gronkowski and Marshawn Lynch. Barkley said in an interview that saving his NFL contract money “is the goal.”

Barkley has been a huge boost for the New York Giants performing at a high level for nearly 6 years since he was drafted in 2018. However, after both sides reached a stalemate in contract negotiations, Barkley decided to join division rivals Philadelphia Eagles in March 2024. The skilled back signed a 3-year contract worth a little over $37 million.

Where does Saquon Barkley live?

Barkley had purchased a house for his family, back when he was a rookie. The house features a four-bedroom, three-bathroom, 3,400-square-foot home. Barkley had previously said in an interview that he wanted to purchase a home for his parents ever since he was a 3-year-old. The house was last listed at $424,500 and Saquon probably ended up paying more.

As for Saquon himself, he resides in a Jersey City flat with a lovely view of Manhattan. He shares a home with Anna Congdon, his girlfriend, and their two children Jada and Saquon Barkley Jr. The specifics of the house are, however, unknown.

Now that Barkley has signed with the Eagles for the next three years, he will have to search a new property to call home in the city of 'Brotherly Love.' As is the case for most of these athletes, Barkley will probably sell his Jersey home as he settles in a new city.