Take a Peek Inside an Incredible Home Designed for Tom Brady

Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday—when New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will chase a sixth Super Bowl ring to add to his collection—a new book by Landry Design Group showcases two properties custom made for the NFL star and his supermodel wife, Gisele Bündchen.

The first residence is located in Los Angeles and takes architectural cues from French châteaux that the couple fell in love with during their travels abroad. Sheathed in limestone, the 18,200-square-foot Brentwood manor features evocative details such as a mansard slate roof, copper finials, and zinc cupolas—not to mention a moatlike water feature.

French châteaux informed the design of the Brady-Bündchen residence, which is clad in limestone and bordered by a water feature. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

With eco-minded interiors by Joan Behnke & Associates, the five-bedroom estate includes myriad reclaimed elements, among them bluestone pavers, French oak floors, library doors, ceiling beams, and a stone fireplace. The estate is even crowned with solar panels and features a gray water irrigation system.

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As in love with it as they were, the pair sold the four-acre retreat to music mogul Dr. Dre in 2014 for a reported $40 million.

Luckily, the book also contains exclusive images of their Boston home, which puts a modern spin on the traditional New England vernacular. Serving as the power couple’s main residence, the brick-faced manse was designed by Richard Landry to usher in as much light as possible during brutal Massachusetts winters. A subterranean spa even manages to be awash in light, thanks to Landry’s decision to create a courtyard that opens to the floor above.

A spread of Brady’s Boston home in the new book Modern to Classic: Volume II.  Photo: Landry Design Group

To see more images of the Boston home, you’ll need to buy the book, Modern to Classic: Volume II, which features not just the Brady-Bündchen residences, but 13 additional estates meticulously crafted by the award-winning Los Angeles firm.

See below for a tour of the Brentwood estate.

A wooden dock surrounded by bluestone extends into the pool, creating a space to take in views of the Pacific. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

A view across the pool reveals the cabana at right and the home’s rear façade. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

Antique iron gates separate the cabana, which leads to the pool, from the children’s play area. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

A reclaimed-stone fireplace and overmantel center the formal living room. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

Among the reclaimed pieces in the kitchen is a beam marked 1815, which was integrated into the hood. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

The library’s doors are salvaged, as is the French oak used for the floor, parqueted by Belgian craftsmen. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

A view across the water shows the library/office, sited in its own pavilion and accessed via a glass-covered vestibule. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer

A groin-vaulted ceiling hovers above the formal dining room, whose floor is reclaimed French oak in a herringbone pattern. Photo: Erhard Pfeiffer