Former NFL player Chris Simms sells Connecticut farmhouse for $5.5 million
The restored 1725 estate in Greenwich was sold for $3 million more than the couple's 2019 purchase price.
Former NFL quarterback Chris Simms and his wife, Danielle, have sold their restored 1725 farmhouse in Greenwich, Connecticut, for $5.5 million, according to the Times of India.
The couple purchased the four-acre estate on Round Hill Road in April 2019 for $2.5 million. They renovated the property to preserve its historic character while adding modern amenities.
The house features approximately 3,669 square feet of living space, including five bedrooms and five bathrooms. The estate also includes a restored 18th-century barn, equestrian facilities with three stalls, and a heated pool.
The property was initially listed for $8 million on February 6, 2026. According to Coldwell Banker's sales history, the asking price was reduced several times, dropping to $7.5 million in May, $6.9 million in June, and $6.2 million in August.
The home went under contract on September 10. While the $5.5 million sale price is $3 million higher than the 2019 purchase price, the figure does not include renovation costs or transaction expenses.
Simms, who played in the NFL between 2003 and 2010 and currently serves as a football analyst for NBC Sports, and his wife had planned to move to another state.