Retired MLB star Johnny Damon has decided to part ways with his extravagant Windermere mansion in Florida, putting the over-the-top property on the market for a staggering $30 million. Situated in the Orlando suburb, this opulent estate spans nearly five acres and boasts 540 feet of frontage along Lake Butler. Acquiring the land in 2007 for $4 million, Damon and his wife, Michelle, completed the 30,000-square-foot mansion in 2010, leaving no expense spared in its construction.The lavish residence comprises a total of nine bedrooms and an astounding 15 bathrooms, ensuring a lifestyle of utmost comfort and luxury. According to Alice Anne Jackson of Corcoran Premier Realty, the property was meticulously designed to fulfill every standard of opulence, catering to both family living and extravagant entertainment.The mansion’s list of amenities is extensive and includes a hair salon, a two-lane bowling alley, and not just one, but two gyms. Additionally, there’s a cigar lounge, arcade, sports bar, movie theater, music room, sauna, steam room, and meditation area, offering a diverse range of activities for the homeowners and their guests. Johnny Damon expressed his satisfaction, stating to the Wall Street Journal that the property ensures you “never run out of things to do.”The primary suite occupies a dedicated wing on the first level, featuring a coffee bar, a two-story closet, and both indoor and outdoor showers. The kitchen, a dream for any aspiring chef, is equipped with large islands, a walk-in pantry, and a breakfast bar. Adding to the culinary luxury, there’s a separate catering kitchen.Outside, the grounds resemble a theme park, with a resort-style saltwater pool boasting a grotto, spa, slide, and even a swim-up hibachi grill and bar. For those seeking adventure, the property offers a zipline, while sports enthusiasts can engage in activities on the sports court.Johnny Damon revealed to the Wall Street Journal that the decision to sell the home stems from the desire to travel more with his wife now that their six children are grown. Damon, a two-time World Series champion who retired in 2012, has ventured into reality TV, appearing on shows like Bravo’s Below Deck. His wife and he have also participated in Dancing With the Stars, Celebrity Apprentice, and Damon was appointed to Donald Trump’s Council on Sport, Fitness, and Nutrition in 2020.
