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INCREDIBLE CELEBRITY HOUSES & MANSIONS – THEY DEFINITELY LIVE ABOVE AND BEYOND!

Mookie Betts – $7.6 MILLION, San Fernando

Markus Lynn Betts, an American professional baseball outfielder, is famous for his outstanding athletic skills. He holds the record for bowling at least five 300 games and received six-time gold gloves. Worth more than $50 million, Mookie has spent a chunk of his fortune on a gated Encino mansion. This $7.6 million home has custom upgrades to suit the baseball star.

The hardwood floors, coffered ceiling, curved staircase at the entrance, and waterfall quartz in the kitchen are all artistic and functional additions to the home. A motor court for several cars and front door parking show how much Betts likes his wheels.

Justin Verlander – $6.55 MILLION, Florida

Justin Brooks Verlander, currently the New York Mets baseball pitcher, is well known for playing for Houston Astros and Detroit Tigers. Verlander was one of the top-paid players of the Astros, taking home $66 million for two years. This adds a net worth of around $160 million to the player. Married to Kate Upton, Verlander owns a home in Florida with her. After selling the old Beverly Hills one, the couple married and moved to a new home.

They bought their new home for $6.55 million. It’s a gated home spread across 4621 square feet. It’s a beautiful four-bedroom home with beamed ceilings and hardwood floors.

Mookie Betts – $7.6 MILLION, San Fernando

Markus Lynn Betts, an American professional baseball outfielder, is famous for his outstanding athletic skills. He holds the record for bowling at least five 300 games and received six-time gold gloves. Worth more than $50 million, Mookie has spent a chunk of his fortune on a gated Encino mansion. This $7.6 million home has custom upgrades to suit the baseball star.

The hardwood floors, coffered ceiling, curved staircase at the entrance, and waterfall quartz in the kitchen are all artistic and functional additions to the home. A motor court for several cars and front door parking show how much Betts likes his wheels.

José Altuve – $3.5 MILLION, Texas

Debuting in MLB in 2011, Jose Altuve is a second baseman for the Houston Astros. He has spent his eleven years of baseball career with the Astros while receiving a $151-million contract for five years, making major bank. He owns a contemporary white two-story home with a 7,459 square feet area.

His home has white tile flooring adding to the white charm of the whole building. What makes his home dramatic is the floor-to-ceiling windows and a double-height living room with a grand feel. The baseball star is recuperating from an on-field injury, and fans are eager for him to step on the field again.

Manny Machado – $14 MILLION, California

Manuel Arturo Machado is an all-rounder player for the San Diego Padres, playing the third baseman and shortstop. Machado’s net worth of $50 Million allows him to live in luxury and spend on real estate and wheels. He owns a home that has a market value of $14 million.

This 7,228 square feet home has eight huge bedrooms, while the outer space looks nothing short of a five-star resort. The house has beautiful modern glass work, allowing natural light to come in. Besides, the water around the property gives the outdoor plaza a rusty farmhouse charm.

Albert Pujols – $10 MILLION, California

José Alberto Pujols is a Dominican–American professional first baseman. He’s a designated hitter with more than three thousand hits. Pujols’s Irvin mansion fits the player’s lavish lifestyle, spanning 9,200-square-foot. Half an acre of land has five bedrooms, two offices, six full baths, and a home gym.

Moreover, a kids’ playroom can also double as a wine cellar as needed. This is a perfect setting to relax, whether the start wants to sit in the meditation room or call it a chill night watching a movie in the home theater. Needless to say, this is a dream home with ample outdoor space and a four-car garage.

 Zack Wheeler – $1.9 MILLION, Philadelphia

One of the best upcoming baseball pitchers, Zack Wheeler, plays for the Philadelphia Phillies. His five-year contract with the Phillies has turned him into a millionaire with a net worth of $7.5 million. The 32-year-old pitcher owns a condo that spans across 1,960-square-foot. His penthouse unit screams luxury, even with just two humble bedrooms.

It has a sky-high view of Philadelphia from the living room. Besides, the kitchen has all the modern knick knacks one may need, including a ceiling-high refrigerator and induction stove. With a massive walk-in closet, this home is a dream to live in and entertain other teammates.

Corey Harrison – $2.4 Million, Las Vegas

Corey Harrison, who appears on Pawn Stars, once promised himself that he would live in his dream house. Well, dreams do come true and seem like Harrison wants something else now since he has listed his dream house for sale at $4 million.

It includes a circular drive with a large lawn, a balcony, and a beautiful façade. The interior of the house is full of spectacular additions. The master suite has a beautiful walk-in closet and a wet bar. The first floor also contains a living room, a family room, a kitchen, and an office.

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