Aaron Rowand, the former MLB outfielder, has reportedly listed his home in Las Vegas for sale with an asking price of $6.39 million.
Property records show that Rowand purchased the home for $574,845 in 2009, while he was playing with the San Francisco Giants. Rowand was traded to the Giants from The Philadelphia Phillies. The Giants signed him on for a five-year $60 million contract. Rowand won his second World Series championship with the team.
The residence in question here is being marketed by Julie Baecker of Simply Vegas. The house spans an area of 10,948 square feet and has five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
The two-storey mansion is laden with luxury amenities. Its interiors boast of dark, paneled hardwood flooring and high coffered ceilings adorned with skylights. The huge glass walls and hallways make the rooms look spacious than they actually are.
An open floor plan encompasses the living areas that include the several lounging spaces, the family room, the great room and the bedrooms. The home has a home theater, a game room, a wine-cellar and a modern kitchen with custom cabinetry and a massive center island that has a granite countertop.
Outside, the home has a luxury pool with ample lounging areas, an outdoor bar-plus-kitchen and a huge parking garage. The home sits adjacent to a putting green that truly bolsters luxury living.
The listing describes the space as a "must-see luxury home sets the standard for elegance".
Check out the photos of the home here.
