Seattle Mariners ace pitcher Felix Hernandez had with his family left their 5 bedroom, four and a half bath Bellevue address back in 2013. According to a recent report from seattle.curbed.com, the home is listed for sale at $3.8 million last June.
Just recently, the listed property was sold for $3.7 million. Included in the sale is the 5,040 square foot home are large spaces for entertainment, a chef's kitchen as well as a large room that can double as a movie house. The main feature of the house is its large Lake Washington views from the bay windows overlooking the area.
The home has both good and bad memories for the pitcher and his family. One such traumatic memory was the fire that nearly engulfed the home save for the efforts of emergency services personnel. Another memory that haunts the family was the incident wherein a houseguest used Hernandez wife's credit card to make online purchases totaling $180,000.
Currently, the Hernandez's live in a five bedroom home located in Clyde Hill. He had purchased the new home for $1.4 million.
Hernandez recently reached a milestone in his career, recently tying Pittsburgh Pirates ace Gerrit Cole for the most wins in the current Major League Baseball season. The pivotal win, making his total record for starts at 14-6, was a seven inning outing against the Texas Rangers, according to a report from the seattletimes.com.
Felix's career started back in Venezuela when Seattle Mariners scouts signed him back in 2005 at the young age of 16. He has not looked back since then, signing a whopping five year $78 million deal back in 2010 and then an extension worth $175 million until 2019. According to a report from celebritynetworth.com, he has a net worth of nearly $60 million.
