L.A. Dodgers Star Chris Taylor Snags Manhattan Seashore Dwelling for $6M

Los Angeles Dodgers star Chris Taylor has put down some SoCal roots.

In Could, the versatile infielder-outfielder scooped up a brand-new construct in Manhattan Seashore for $6 million.

Beforehand, the person often called CT3 rented a penthouse a number of blocks away for $8,500 a month. It had two bedrooms and a deck with ocean views.

Earlier penthouse rental

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Now, Taylor will get to share a spacious new dwelling together with his fiancee, Mary Keller. The All-Star proposed to his girlfriend in Hawaii on New 12 months’s Eve.

“Can’t wait to begin our life collectively,” the 31-year-old gushed on Instagram.

The locale of their love nest is a few 40-minute drive to Dodger Stadium.

The coastal farmhouse spans 4,442 sq. toes and has 5 bedrooms and 5 bogs. The primary bed room is upstairs, and it comes with a hearth and a balcony overlooking the yard. There’s an extra bed room suite with a separate entrance, excellent for a member of the family or long-term visitor.

Out of doors dwelling area

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The big front room has a hearth and French doorways that open to the entrance courtyard.

The chef’s kitchen options high-end home equipment and adjoins a household room with a hearth. Entry to the yard is a breeze by means of retractable doorways.

The completed basement encompasses a bed room and tub, a excessive ceiling, and a moist bar—a great spot for the baseball participant to take pleasure in some suds together with his buds.

Outdoors, there’s a patio with a kitchen, seating space, and hearth.

Patio subsequent to partitions of glass

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Over the storage, there’s a versatile area for a library or workplace.

Different high-end particulars embody French white oak flooring, good dwelling expertise, and wiring for sound and safety.

Taylor, a Virginia Seashore native, re-upped with the Dodgers on a four-year, $60 million contract.

He was chosen by the Seattle Mariners within the fifth spherical of the MLB draft in 2012 and made his big-league debut in 2014. Traded to the Dodgers in 2016, the All-Star was a key member of the group that gained the 2020 World Collection.