Boston Red Sox star player Hanley Ramírez is trying to unload his Florida crib for 4 million dollars. It’s a pretty nice pad, and he’s the only one who has ever lived in it.
The Spanish-style abode sports eight bedrooms on one acre. The Dominican-born 34-year-old bought the 9,000-square-foot back in 2008. He was playing for the Florida Marlins, and he paid $3.95 million for the place, which he built from scratch, according to property records. Looks like he won’t make much money off this one.
Fortunately for him, his contract is outrageous. Ramirez signed a 4 year / $88,000,000 contract with the Boston Red Sox, including a $3,000,000 signing bonus, $88,000,000 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $22,000,000.
Not too shabby.
Per the listing at Coldwell Banker.com
Stunning Spanish-style compound. This romantic home features 8 BD, 8 BA, 2 half BA. This spacious estate is flooded with natural light, wide custom build arches that lead you into open spaces, perfect for entertaining. The open floor plan includes living room, dining room, billiard room, office/playroom, theater room, poker room, guest suite, two fire-places, chef’s kitchen, stainless steel appliances, chiseled edge French marble and Brazilian hardwood floors. So many personal touches, you must come and embrace the warm, rustic beauty of Terracotta Tiles in the kitchen ceiling. This Santa Barbara meets Weston estate sits on 1 acre. Oversized pool overlooking a private preserve. A true one of kind living experience tucked away just min from Mia, Ft. Laud! Resort style living in Weston.
The Red Sox star has decided to relocate, but had this to say about his home in Weston. “We are extremely grateful to what the city of Weston offered us during our stay there,” Ramírez said in a press statement. “We truly loved our time in this home. However, as our children grew, they wanted to explore other activities, which led us to relocate. I pray the next homeowners are as blessed and grateful as we were in this home.”
