Late baseball legend Babe Ruth's former home in Boston has returned to the listing market with a $1.3 million price tag. The property debuted in the market sometime back in 2012 asking $1.65 million. However, failing to sell then, it has just received a small price chopper and has returned to the market.
According to the listing records at Realtor.com, the residence is a large 5,231 square feet single family home sitting on a large 2.08 acre land. Comprising of five bedrooms and four bathrooms, the place is laden with luxury amenities.
The listing describes the home as:
Home plate farm, the former home of babe ruth, is truly one of sudbury's signature homes. Unsurpassed lifestyle in this meticulously and lovingly renovated home that blends traditional architecture with 21st century amenities. Gourmet chef's kitchen with the highest quality amenities. Family room with coffered ceilinigs, rumford hearth, built-in cabinetry and surround sound. The magnificent landscaped grounds surround this wonderful home with stone patios, gunite pool, and barn with many uses.
While Ruth's former house is up for sale, his 1927 record-setting home run baseball bat was on display at the Miller Branch Library in Ellicott City, Maryland, reports Baltimore Sun.
Check out some cool facts about Babe Ruth, here.
