MLB Pitcher Mike Hampton put his massive home in Paradise Valley, Arizona on the market for $4M. The now retired pitcher is hoping it won’t take long for a buyer will come buy his mansion.
Hampton’s home was built in 2006 and is 9,297 sq-ft with 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and is located in the Equestrian Trails neighborhood. It also includes a large office, wine cellar, an indoor home gym, an outdoor living area with big screen TVs & couches, a resort-like pool & water slide, batting cage, basketball court, and a must have for every guy, a Man Cave that comes complete with a card table, full bar, state-of-the-art electronics, and a ton of sports memorabilia.
During Hampton’s career, when he signed with Colorado Rockies in 2000, his $121M contract was the largest in sports history.
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MLB Pitcher Mike Hampton put his massive home in Paradise Valley, Arizona on the market for $4M. The now retired pitcher is hoping it won’t take long for a buyer will come buy his mansion.
