Former Major League Baseball star Matt Holliday has placed his spectacular, custom-built $12 million Oklahoma mansion on the market. Holliday, who secured the 2011 World Series championship with the St. Louis Cardinals, is now preparing to sell the property, which was originally constructed in 2022.
Luxury Estate in Stillwater
The ex-left fielder initially purchased the land for $3 million and proceeded to develop a gorgeous five-bedroom, six-bathroom home in his hometown of Stillwater. Listed by Wyatt Poindexter of The Agency, this mansion is a dream for any sports enthusiast, thanks to its array of impressive athletic amenities.
World-Class Sports Facilities
The property boasts a full indoor pickleball court, an indoor basketball court, professional batting cages, and a dedicated baseball field. Additionally, there is a two-level swimming pool complete with a waterfall, which alone cost $2 million to install. The estate also includes a gym, a putting green, and a tennis court, all set within a sprawling 136-acre plot.
Additional Property Features
Beyond the sports facilities, Holliday's home features a guest house, a large barn, and a four-car garage. Outdoor luxuries include an impressive hot tub, an outdoor kitchen, and elegant patios. Inside, the mansion is adorned with approximately $3 million worth of custom furniture, enhancing the stunning interior with a hardwood finish throughout the main kitchen, living room, and hallways.
Designer Touches and Sentimental Value
The listing highlights designer elements such as Gucci wallpaper and refined architectural detailing, setting this property apart from others. Despite the $12 million price tag, Holliday emphasized the sentimental value of the home, noting its role in fostering community and connection.
"One of the things I've loved most about this home is the opportunity it has given us to gather people together," Holliday told FOX 2 via The Agency. "Some of our favorite memories here revolve around hosting college students and professional athletes for meals, conversation, and meaningful fellowship. The layout and warmth of the space make it so easy to bring people around the table, linger a little longer, and truly connect."
Holliday's Post-Retirement Life
Holliday retired from MLB in 2018 and joined the Oklahoma State college baseball coaching staff the following year. Throughout his career, he was a seven-time All-Star and a World Series champion, adding to the property's allure with memorabilia displayed in one of the bedrooms.
This luxury listing represents a unique blend of high-end real estate and sports-centric design, offering an unparalleled living experience for its next owner.
