Rent Kurt Warner's old home for $150k for Super Bowl week

The Super Bowl is fast approaching and that means rooms in the host city of Phoenix are likely very hard to come by. If you are heading to the big game and forgot to book your hotel though, do not fret, as the former home of Kurt Warner is available for an unreasonable price.

Extra Mustard | Jan 9, 2015

Rent Kurt Warner's old home for $150k for Super Bowl week /

The Super Bowl is fast approaching and that means rooms near the stadium in Arizona are likely very hard to come by. If you are heading to the big game and forgot to book your hotel though, do not fret, as the former home of Kurt Warner is available for an unreasonable price.

Athlete Homes and Mansions

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Chris Bosh

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Carmelo Anthony

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Kobe Bryant

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Michael Jordan

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ESPN's Darren Rovell reports that the 11,300-square foot home is available for all of Super Bowl week for just $150,000.

The house's rental page on HomeAway.com lists the estate's features, including two master suites, private patios, a heated pool and spa and a billiards room near the home theater.

If you are rich and need somewhere to sleep in the Phoenix-Scottsdale area, you could do a lot worse.

- Brendan Maloy

Published Jan 9, 2015

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