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Carson Wentz House: A Rundown of His New Jersey Home & Net Worth

Sarah Paschall

Updated on September 5, 2019

Carson James Wentz is professional football quarterback for the National Football League’s (NFL) Philadelphia Eagles. Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, Wentz and his family moved to North Dakota when he was age three. It was here that Wentz would get a taste for American football, acting as a defensive back for his school football team while attending Century High School in Bismarck. Wentz would go on to play college football at North Dakota State University. In 2016, Carson Wentz was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the first round with the second pick in that years NFL draft. Since then, he has continued to act as a quarterback for the Eagles and has quickly grown to be a favorite amongst Eagles fans not only for his reputation as an exceptional quarterback but also for his charitable acts off the field. Not to mention Carson Wentz house – it’s dope!

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Where Does Carson Wentz Live?

This guy seriously knows how to keep his location hidden, but we’ll share what we know so far.

Carson Wentz House South Jersey

Wentz lives in Medford, South New Jersey. From interviews with the man himself, as well as his occasional posts on Instagram, we know that his home is located in a rural area that affords him lots of space to run his beloved puppers around the property and also provides him a place to decompress after a long day at work.

Additionally, Wentz has also made several comments about hunting (legally) on his land alongside his brother Zach Wentz. Carson has posted photos of his décor for the home, which consists of several mounted trophies from his hunting trips. Wentz has also said the home is only 30 minutes away from his practice and workout facility, making transit super convenient.

Despite extensive research, however, his actual location in Medford remains unknown at this time.

Finally got some mounts up in the house! About time! pic.twitter.com/utbMuATXMy

— Carson Wentz (@cj_wentz) August 18, 2017

Carson Wentz Wife

Following his breakup with high school sweetheart, Melissa Ulrich, in 2017, it’s believed that Wentz met future wife, Madison Oberg, while the two were on a mission trip to Haiti and began dating the same year. Oberg, who studied elementary education at the Missouri Southern State University, was acting as an intern in Haiti with a religious nonprofit organization by the name of Mission of Hope: Haiti at the same time Wentz was visiting the country with members of his church and former teammate, Jordan Matthews.

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The couple began a serious relationship and even spent the holidays together. In February 2018, following the victory of his team in Super Bowl LII against the New England Patriots (a game he was unable to play in due to a torn ACL), Wentz proposed to Oberg, publishing a picture of the event on his Instagram with the caption “She said YES!” and the couple finally tied the knot in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, at the Lake House Inn on July 15, 2018.

They would go on to honeymoon in Greece and even get matching tattoos during their trip that read “Agape” which is a Greek word that “expresses unconditional love” according to The Philly Voice.

Carson Wentz Cars

Wentz has always had a love of cars, even getting a loan from his father in his earlier years to buy a Chevy Silverado pickup truck, a loan he would later pay off with his first check from the NFL.

Now that Wentz can afford all the luxury cars he wants, he has built himself quite the car collection. Some of his 4-wheeled babies include a Corvette, a Range Rover, a Cadillac, and most recently a Lamborghini that he purchased for $450k. Given his love of all things automotive, we can expect his collection will only get bigger with time.

Carson Wentz Net Worth

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz has a reported net worth of $16 million, which is only likely to grow as Wentz continues playing for the Eagles. In fact, the pro footballer just signed a multi-million-dollar extension with the team that’s expected to keep Mr. Wentz living in luxury for many years to come. Needless to say, Wentz happily accepted the terms.

Wentz isn’t greedy with what he has though; he is frequently involved in charity work and even founded a charitable organization of his own named the AO1 Foundation, which helps uplift struggling communities all over the world.

Carson Wentz Salary

After being selected in the 2016 draft, Wentz signed a four-year, $26.7 million contract with his team that offers an average salary of $6.7 million and a signing bonus of $17 million.

In 2019, however, Wentz signed a four-year extension with the Philadelphia Eagles that is worth a whopping $128 million and comes with $66.47 million signing bonus. This new contract comes with a guaranteed $107 million and could actually provide as much as $144 million.

In addition to the hefty paycheck he’s making from playing with the Eagles, Carson Wentz also makes a ton of money from endorsement deals. Some of the brands he’s promoting these days include Bose (which he is often seen talking about on social media), electrical supplier NRG Energy, a power company based out of New Jersey, and finally Sitka Gear, a company that sells hunting supplies and apparel – something that Wentz would clearly endorse given his avid love of hunting.

Where Do the Famous Philadelphia Eagles Choose to Live?

More and more Philadelphia Eagles are finding their perfect nest (absolutely pun intended) in the suburbs of New Jersey. According to Melissa Young, a real estate agent whose worked with several Eagles players, this choice of location often comes down to both convenience and privacy. Braving the traffic from South Philadelphia, where the Philadelphia Eagles are based, to the suburbs in Pennsylvania would be time-consuming and stressful. The commute from South Philly to New Jersey, however, is far quicker, only taking around 15 minutes, and isn’t nearly as congested. Additionally, it seems residents of the area tend to be less star-struck with their famous neighbors and often allow them more privacy than what is common in other areas.

Nick Foles, Jason Peters, head coach Doug Pederson, and Carson Wentz have all purchased homes in New Jersey.