Former Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is saying goodbye to his longtime family home.
After stints in Green Bay, Seattle, Tennessee and Indianapolis, the place Hasselbeck called home the longest was Weston, Massachusetts. It’s where he started a family with his wife Sarah, raising three children.
Hasselbeck, 51, made the announcement in an emotional Instagram post this week.
“We officially said goodbye to the home that raised our kids. Too many memories and blessings to number — the joy of laughter, the pain of grief, and everything in between,” he wrote. “So grateful for the help from my dad (Poppa, Big D, Coach Don, Hass, The DonFather) and all the family and friends who made this place so much more than just a house.
(You too, Titan 🐾)
“Thankful for every moment we got to call it home! 🌲”
Hasselbeck did not reveal his next destination.
The post included a series of photos and videos from around the Boston suburb home, including pool parties, coach flipping shenanigans, school dance pictures, college sports signings and more.
The family spent more than a decade at the home, purchasing it in late August 2016 for $5.6 million.
The property spans over 12,835 square feet on a 2.4-acre lot. Across the land are multiple recreation facilities, a barn with three horse stalls and riding area, and a big swimming pool.
The house includes six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, a library and a master suite featuring a fireplace.
The three-time Pro Bowler was selected in the sixth round of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Packers out of Boston College.
He started his career on the practice squad before he was bumped up to Brett Favre’s backup. By 2001, he was an NFL starter in Seattle.
He was with the Seahawks for 10 seasons before stints with the Titans and Colts.
While in the Pacific Northwest, Hasselbeck reportedly owned a 6,240 square foot home in Bellevue, Washington that included four bedrooms. He sold the property in 2013 for $3.1 million.
