Carson Wentz Buys Jay Gruden’s Virginia Home For $3.67 Million

Jay Gruden‘s casa es Carson Wentz‘s casa now — the Washington Commanders QB bought the former coach’s Virginia home after being traded this offseason, TMZ Sports has confirmed.

The 7,280-square foot home sits on 3 acres in Leesburg — an hour west of Commanders’ FedEx Field stadium — and we’re told it’s a popular area for pro athletes.

The crib — detailed as a “magnificent French-Provincial estate” — comes with 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, a chef’s kitchen, a home gym and a 3-car garage.

There’s plenty of space to watch some game tape — from the Great Room (which has a fireplace) to the game room, where Wentz can sip on some wine from the cellar that holds over 300 bottles.

This amazing pad was listed by Bill Davis from Century 21 — who confirmed Gruden used to hang his hat there.

Remember, Gruden started coaching the Commanders in 2014 and was fired in 2019 after a 35-49-1 record with the franchise. He’s currently the L.A. Rams’ offensive consultant.

Wentz was traded to the Commanders in March … and bought the place for $3,675,000 in July.