Baseball legend Randy Johnson has the pitch-perfect home. The retired player, nicknamed the Big Unit, has listed his 25,000-square-foot estate in Paradise Valley, Arizona, for $25 million, according to Zillow.
The Mediterranean home was built in 2006 and sits at the base of Mummy Mountain. This custom-built seven-bedroom mansion is situated on five mountainside acres and includes amenities like a commercial-grade fitness facility, a pet suite, and a recording studio with a stage.
The home is being sold by The Joffe Group in Arizona.
Welcome to the home of Randy Johnson, a pitching legend in Major League Baseball.
When you step inside the house, you immediately notice the Mediterranean theme.
The main level includes a formal living room with massive Canterra stone fireplace and 24-foot ceilings.
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