According to Genesis, Noah lived 950 years.
Genesis 9:28 says that Noah lived 350 years after the Flood, and Genesis 9:29 concludes that his total lifespan was 950 years. This figure places Noah among the very long-lived figures in the early genealogies of Genesis.
The number should not be confused with Noah’s age when the Flood began. Genesis states that he was 600 years old at the Flood, so the text’s chronology gives him another 350 years afterward. Nor is 950 the number of years spent constructing or inhabiting the ark.
Different religious traditions interpret the ages in Genesis in different ways, including literal, symbolic, and chronological approaches. As a question about the biblical text, however, the stated total is unambiguous: 950 years. The surrounding passage also recounts Noah’s vineyard, his sons, and the family’s post-Flood life before giving the closing lifespan statement.