By now, you’ve probably seen the commercials in which Davante Adams orders Taco Bell from the comfort of his own home.
Unfortunately, the Las Vegas Raiders star wide receiver doesn’t actually have his own in-house Taco Bell. However, he does have a luxurious mansion with a ton of cool amenities.
Outside Look of Davante Adams’ Mansion
Right before the blockbuster trade that sent Adams from the Green Bay Packers to the Raiders in 2022, Adams purchased a $12 million mansion in the Las Vegas suburb of Summerlin, which is a residential community in Clark County, Nevada.
Summerlin is located near the Spring Mountains and Red Rock Canyon. The town was originally founded and then incorporated in 1990. (All photos by Gavin Ernstone).
The house covers 10,609 square feet, and it boasts four bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
There’s a large swimming pool, so he and his family can swim on those hot summer days in Vegas. He also has a firepit area and cabana, which features a built-in kitchen.
Adam’s backyard offers some breathtaking views, as the house is on a beautiful golf course.
What Is Featured Inside the House?
Adams’ mansion features a spacious living room with a sleek fire pit and Smart TV camouflaged by a black wall.
In the kitchen, Adams and his family have stainless steel appliances and black marble coating on the countertops.
The mansion even has a built-in movie theater inside the house!
Here’s a view of the staircase, which makes it look as if you’re checking in at the most luxurious hotel in Summerlin.
Of course, Adams needs to stay in shape, so he obviously has a home gym.
Finally, here’s where Adams rests his head. Once again, we see the pristine view.
While Adams can’t order a chalupa inside his house, there are plenty of other cool features to boast about.
Did Adams Purchase the Property Before the Trade?
It turns out Adams became a Vegas resident before the Raiders finalized the trade with the Packers.
Rumors swirled on March 4, 2022, that Adams had just bought a mansion in the Vegas region. Then, 14 days later, the Raiders indeed pulled off the trade that sent shockwaves throughout the NFL.
Initially, fans believed Adams was simply buying the property as an offseason home. However, the more likely scenario is that Adams was tipped off about the trade ahead of time and started shopping for a home right away.