The Buffalo Bills faced a crushing three-point loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night, leaving fans yearning for a Super Bowl victory that has eluded the team throughout its history.
In what was considered the strongest year for quarterback Josh Allen, hopes were high as the team approached the AFC championship game.
However, dreams were shattered as Allen concluded his sixth season with the team. The Chiefs secured their sixth consecutive AFC championship game appearance with a 27-24 win, leaving Allen to express his frustration.
“It sucks. Losing sucks,” Allen told reporters. “Losing to them, losing to anybody at home sucks.”
As Allen grapples with the tough defeat, he can seek solace in his luxurious real estate holdings.
The quarterback owns two properties in California and two in New York, conveniently located near the Bills’ Highmark Stadium. They’re worth a combined $12 million.
One of Allen’s notable properties is his Orchard Park, New York estate, a 3,600-square-foot home purchased in 2018 for $659,900.
Situated just a 5-minute drive from the Bills’ stadium, the residence features a spacious kitchen, a large fireplace, two stories, a two-car garage and a backyard with a pool.
Today, the home, which is considered his primary residence, is valued at over $1 million.
