Former MVP Miguel Tejada is not giving up on selling his Florida home as he relists the property back in the market with a staggering price cut, which is down to $4 million. According to Realtor, the property in Fort Lauderdale has been on and off the market for the past two years as it was first listed for $5.5 million back in 2013. The waterfront Old Spanish-style house has a total area of 5,387 square feet and was purchased by the six-time All-Star player for $3.5 million in 2008.
It has a total of five bedrooms and it also features 94 feet on Intracoastal Waterway and a 124-foot dock. The residence also has a library, wine room, home theater and a guest house. Listing details of the property reveal that the owner is motivated to sell the house given the drastic price reduction on the property.
With the five bedrooms is six full bathrooms and a half bathroom. It also has a gym and an elevator. The living area is decorated with a stone fireplace and crystal chandeliers. The residence also features an Italian country kitchen which has a breakfast area and butler's pantry. Outside, it has a built-in outdoor grill, a heated pool and spa.
The home has two floors, and the ground floor contains one bedroom and a spacious sitting area. The first floor entry has volume ceilings and French doors, and the floors are made of marble or wood. The second floor is where the master bedroom is located, and it has a master bathroom that is equipped with dual sinks, separate tub and shower and a whirlpool/spa. The guest house has one bedroom and bathroom, and it also has a patio.
After filing for bankruptcy last year, the 41-year-old Dominican-born shortstop is now playing in the Mexican League. While playing for the Kansas City Royals, he got a 105 game suspension because of his drug violation.
