James Shields Cuts Price on Rancho Santa Fe Estate to $19.9M
Former Major League Baseball pitcher James Shields has lowered the asking price for his Rancho Santa Fe home to $19.9 million after initially listing it for $23 million.
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Retired Major League Baseball star James Shields has reduced the asking price for his custom estate in Rancho Santa Fe, California, to $19.9 million, Realtor.com reported. The residence was originally put on the market for $23 million in March before receiving the current price cut. The home sits within a guarded enclave in the affluent San Diego County community. [1]
According to Realtor.com, construction on the property took place from the ground up over a period of three years, and the residence was completed in 2024. The house spans more than 13,000 square feet of living space and is situated on a 2.44-acre lot located at 14783 Roxbury Terrace. [1]
Realtor.com noted that the layout of the residence features four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms. The estate also includes a hidden safe room built into the property. The publication noted that the home was previously featured in The Wall Street Journal, which described the style of the property as Californian Modern organic. [1]
The estate is back on the market following the price reduction, Realtor.com reported. The residence is listed with real estate agent Eric Iantorno of Pacific Sotheby's International Realty. [1]
In short
- James Shields reduced the price of his Rancho Santa Fe estate to $19.9 million.
- The home was originally listed for $23 million in March.
- The residence spans over 13,000 square feet on a 2.44-acre lot.
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- [1]Ex-MLB Star James Shields Cuts Price on Modern Rancho Santa Fe Estate to $19.9MRealtor.com, 1h ago (the report this story comes from)
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