Business California The gated spread was developed by Guests welcomed into the home’s foyer can relax in the fireplace-equipped living room, or perhaps enjoy a meal in the formal dining room across the hall, just off the kitchen — with its supersized island, bar-style seating, and typical array of luxury appliances. Adrián Beltré Pérez (born April 7, 1979) is a Dominican former professional baseball third baseman.Originally signed as an amateur free agent, he made his Major League Baseball (MLB) debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1998 at age 19. A national sports talk-show host said it was a “compliment" to Adrian Beltre to discuss whether the Texas Rangers third baseman had used steroids. The property has a tennis court, guesthouse(s), pool, formal gardens and much more.The Beltres’ big Bradbury beast happens to be only a few doors away from their old megamansion, a custom-built 18,000+ square foot estate on 4+ acres. The home’s library, where Beltre has hung several of his framed jerseys, is completely swaddled in exotic-lookin’ hardwoods.The home’s decor is mostly beige- and gold-hued, certainly pleasant and luxurious if not exactly thrilling. There ain’t no danger of raising any pulse rates unless gilt-trimmed suburban luxury really gets you going, of course.Out back, the .78-acre lot features ample lawn space for Fido and a stunningly beautiful array of mature oaks. With free agency around the corner Adrian Beltre has put his 16,600-square foot home in California on the market for $19.8 million. In April 2014, the Beltres paid $5,075,000 for a 5.3-acre equestrian ranch on one of the community’s swankiest dead-end lanes. Adrian Beltre's House in Bradbury, CA (Google Maps) (#7) After a two-year absence, pro baseball star Adrian Beltre has made his quiet return to the exclusive Bradbury Estates gated community. He subsequently played for the Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, and Texas Rangers.He batted and threw right-handed. They quickly razed the entire shebang and have now replaced it with a 20,000+ square foot Mediterranean-style mega-compound. In April 2014, the Beltres paid $5,075,000 for a 5.3-acre equestrian ranch on one of the community’s swankiest dead-end lanes. The transaction closed for a hefty $6,500,000, and the buyers are Tom and Judy McKernan, the former having previously been the CEO of the Beltre, his longtime wife, Sandra, and several their extended family members have decamped to the exclusive guard-gated community of Bradbury Estates, about 10 minutes (by vehicle) due east of their old Arcadia digs. Toward the rear of the main floor is a more casual family room with a wet bar, and somewhere there’s a home theater with seating for an (un)lucky thirteen. According to the knowledgeable Bradbury Barker, Miz Martinez owns several other homes in the area including a 6,880 square foot mansion on 2.1 hilltop acres in … There ain’t no danger of raising any pulse rates unless gilt-trimmed suburban luxury really gets you going, of course.Out back, the .78-acre lot features ample lawn space for Fido and a stunningly beautiful array of mature oaks. They quickly razed the entire shebang and have now replaced it with a 20,000+ square foot Mediterranean-style mega-compound. The home’s library, where Beltre has hung several of his framed jerseys, is completely swaddled in exotic-lookin’ hardwoods.The home’s decor is mostly beige- and gold-hued, certainly pleasant and luxurious if not exactly thrilling. Also on the property is a 2,500-square-foot guesthouse, a basketball court, some putting greens and an infinity pool.You can see a couple photos of the home, as well as other luxury homes owned by baseball stars, Catch up on North Texas' vibrant arts and culture community, delivered every Monday.Stand with us in our mission to discover and uncover the story of North TexasCopyright © 2020 The Dallas Morning News.

Future Hall of Fame third baseman Adrián Beltré is selling his ornate French-inspired mansion in Dallas, TX, for $3.38 million. The transaction closed for a hefty $6,500,000, and the buyers are Tom and Judy McKernan, the former having previously been the CEO of the Beltre, his longtime wife, Sandra, and several their extended family members have decamped to the exclusive guard-gated community of Bradbury Estates, about 10 minutes (by vehicle) due east of their old Arcadia digs. Toward the rear of the main floor is a more casual family room with a wet bar, and somewhere there’s a home theater with seating for an (un)lucky thirteen. All the current trees were protected and graciously incorporated into the landscape design by As aforementioned, records show the Beltres have sold their Arcadia digs in an off-market deal.