The baseball season has been postponed, but Ryan Braun is still looking for some action in the Milwaukee real estate market. Bintang Brewers only installed its condos overlooking Lake Michigan for sale at $ 1.15 million.
This is an ambitious demand for the most valuable former National League player, almost double the $ 635,500 he paid for the place in 2013, according to records.
This sleek unit offers a far different feel from the Mediterranean-style house he bought in Malibu at a price of $ 4.85 million in 2009. This unit covers 2,300 square feet in a 33-storey high-rise building known as the Kilbourne Tower, enjoying views of the water from his home. a beautiful place.
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Floor plan is open.
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Living room.
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The dining room.
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Kitchen.
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Gourmet kitchen.
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Lake view.
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Main bedroom.
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The main bathroom.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows brighten an open floor plan, which combines a living room, dining room, and gourmet kitchen with granite counters, special cabinets, and subway tile backsplash. Elsewhere there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a master bedroom with a spa bath and a steam shower.
Among the building facilities, there is a gym, clubhouse, and doorman. The complex holds 74 units in total and is located a few miles east of Miller Park, where the Brewers play.
A native of Los Angeles, Braun was twice an All-American at the University of Miami before being recruited by Brewers in 2005. He then won the NL rookie that year two years later, and other awards included five Silver Slugger Awards, six All-Star selections and the NL MVP award in 2011.
Chris Corley from Corley Real Estate holds the listing.
