04/25/2026
The boxing legend is gone, but the house he built to hold everything he loved is still waiting for a buyer…
George Foreman's 29-acre Huffman, Texas compound has sat on the market at $9.5 million for more than a year, first listed in late 2024 and still unsold months after his death in March 2025. The main house spans nearly 12,000 square feet, with six bedrooms and twelve bathrooms, but the real conversation piece sits next door. An 11,000-square-foot garage was built to hold up to 55 cars, and at one point it did.
Foreman auctioned off more than 50 vehicles from his collection in late 2023, a quiet signal that he was starting to let go of things. He was proud of being a Houstonian through his boxing, preaching, and grill years, but his family has shared he wanted to be buried in Sioux City, Iowa, not Texas. That split says something about a man who carried many homes inside one life.
Celebrity Net Worth estimated his fortune at roughly $300 million when he died at 76, most of it earned not in the ring but from a countertop grill that sold over 100 million units worldwide. It's strange to think a two-time heavyweight champion made more money from lean-mean cooking than from knocking people out. Some fans have floated the idea that the estate should be turned into a George Foreman Boxing Museum rather than sold to a private buyer.
What does a house like this become when the person who filled it is gone? That's the question no listing price can answer.
