Charlie Blackmon is now not a Denver home-owner.
After retiring from a 14-year profession with the Colorado Rockies on the finish of the season, the outfielder bought his house within the Belcaro neighborhood for $130,000 below its record worth.
The $4,170,000 sale of the Belcaro home closed Nov. 21.
Blackmon moved again to Georgia to stay in Atlanta along with his spouse, Ashley, and their two younger kids.
He listed the 5,500-square-foot house within the gated group close to Cherry Creek on Sept. 11 for $4.3 million. Blackmon bought the home, constructed in 2014, for $2.8 million in June 2018.
After buying the house, Blackmon improved the out of doors house by including efficiency tile and inlaid turf that extends across the aspect of the home for a canine run.
“We’ve beloved the out of doors residing house and assume it’s among the many finest options of our house. The house will get nice daylight which lends itself to a dip within the pool or simply having fun with the patio,” stated Blackmon, who answered questions concerning the house in writing.
Blackmon stated residing in a gated group was helpful for a neighborhood superstar.
“Once we bought the house, we actually favored how the group is a protected enclave,” he stated.
Justin Joseph and Deviree Vallejo with LIV Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty represented Blackmon.
Karen Brinckerhoff with Kentwood Actual Property DTC represented the client, Laura Marie Breitenbach. Laura Breitenbach is married to Kenneth A. Breitenbach, who based Breitenbach Petroleum Engineering Providers, Breitenbach Petroleum Corp Oil Gasoline Exploration Growth and KAB Acquisition.
Blackmon, a second-round draft decide, overcame accidents early in his profession and completed with 227 house runs and 1,805 hits. He leads the Rockies with 68 triples and trails solely Rockies first baseman Todd Helton in video games performed, runs, hits, doubles, extra-base hits and whole bases.
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