The unforeseen trade led the former player of the Chicago Cubs to sell his former home. The 6,000-square-foot property was originally priced for $1.05 million in 2011, and according to realtor.com, "The home is now on the market for the price $1.6 million."
The quiet suburban area in Chicago is home to David DeJesus beautiful house. The lovely brick home has five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two half-baths on roughly three-quarters of an acre. The interior features a remodeled master suite with dressing room, walk-in closet, tray ceiling, and crown molding as described by realtor.com.
Other features of the house includes a finished basement which showcases a rec room, bathroom, bedroom, and a bar area. It also has a masculine den and realtor.com reports that "The den features a wood-beam ceiling and built-in bookcases with windows looking out to the mature trees on the property."
The inside of the house offers a unique air of elegance. The kitchen was remodeled by Drury Design, a company dedicated to "Client-centered design process, bringing vision for your home to life." The open kitchen has a breakfast area that faces the living area with its elegant ceiling beams, and the rooms are all painted white and tan, offering its dwellers a sense of peace and tranquility.
Nothing is ever certain in the sports industry and David learned it firsthand when he was surprisingly traded by the Chicago Cubs as reported by realtor.com. David himself was surprised when he got traded and according to ESPN, "The Chicago Cubs traded outfielder David DeJesus to the Washington Nationals for a player to be named later."
The traditional home of David DeJesus will offer its future owners a little piece of everything that he and his family formerly enjoyed. The house offers comfort, rest, recreation and even a sense of masculinity for its future owners and they too will marvel of its beauty for many years to come.
