Andrew Friedman, the new president of the MLB team Los Angeles Dodger, has his St. Petersburg, Fla., home on the market for $2.35 million.
The listing is active, but has a "Contingent" sign on it which means the seller has accepted an offer but is also open to better, back-up offers.
Property records show that Friedman bought the house in 2010 for just $1.75 million. The home came up on the listing market earlier this week with the "Contingent" sign itself.
The residence is a 4,265-square-foot single-family home that is comprised of five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
Interior photos of the house show high beamed ceilings, large glass doors and windows and hardwood flooring.
The residence has a mixed-concept dining and living area, a modern kitchen with a huge center island and custom cabinetry, a sitting area with a library of sorts and an office as well. The master suite has a walk-in-closet equivalent to the size of a dressing room. A utility room, a laundry and a wet bar are some of its other features.
The home also has a covered porch, a pool with a spa, a cabana, a deck looking out at the ocean and ample parking space.
Bonnie Strickland of Re/Max Metro is marketing the property. Take a look at some of the pictures of the home here.
Friedman joined as the executive president of baseball operations of the Los Angeles Dodgers in October signing a $35 million contract. He served as the director of baseball development for the Tampa Bay Rays. Announcing his departure from the team, Friedman said:
"As I embark upon my next journey, I have only thanks and gratitude to the Rays organization and the Tampa Bay region for a wonderful 10 years together. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to have been part of something so special and for the passion and support of this exceptional fan base."
