Phillies Legend Jimmy Rollins Relists Encino Dwelling For $10.8M

When a house’s worth is diminished, it’s usually a play to coax potential consumers onto the sphere. However will somebody step to the plate and take a swing at this Southern California mansion?

Owned by former Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins, this residence in Encino, CA, will nonetheless require a loads of money—even with the practically $1 million low cost.

The nine-bedroom, 11-bath dwelling has returned to the marketplace for $10.8 million, after itemizing final 12 months for $11.75 million.

Unfold over 11,000 sq. toes on a half-acre lot, Rollins’ residence is a contemporary gem.

Located within the extremely sought-after Royal Oaks neighborhood, the luxury house is pristine in each means. Vaulted ceilings, two big staircases, balconies, and unbelievable views all wow the senses as you enter. A stunning nice room is warmed by a hearth and opens by means of big doorways to a stunning yard and patio.

The kitchen is full of facilities, together with two islands (one for consuming and one for prepping), double fridges/freezers, two ovens, and many wine storage.

One other fire is discovered within the major suite, which additionally options its personal personal deck and sitting space. The lavatory is sheer decadence, with a deep soaking tub, twin vanities, and an enormous bathe.

Outdoors, there’s a pool, spa, and loads of room to entertain and dine.

And if the house’s 9 bedrooms are already spoken for, don’t fear! The property boasts a two-bedroom, 2.5-bath guesthouse.

A 3,000-square-foot roof deck is prepared for giant events, sunbathing, or a yoga class. And if it’s raining, you possibly can head inside to the oh, so plush residence theater.

Rollins, 44, starred for 17 seasons within the huge leagues and spent 15 of these years enjoying for the Philadelphia Phillies. A key member of the 2008 World Collection-winning squad, Rollins was a three-time All-Star and the 2007 Nationwide League MVP. In 2022, Rollins was employed by the Phillies as an advisor within the group’s entrance workplace.

Randy White contributed to this report.