Max Scherzer is hitting it out of the park with this newly bought Long Island home.

Made up of 5 bedrooms and 6 loos, Scherzer bought the property, positioned in Brookville, for simply lower than its asking worth, sources advised The Put up.

Whereas the sale at the moment stays pending, it’s anticipated to shut quickly — between $5.2 to $5.3 million, the insider mentioned, with Scherzer and his spouse, Erica, set to maneuver in come 2023.

A Hamptons-inspired residence, it was final listed for $5.4 million.

The transfer comes after Scherzer, 38, agreed to a three-year, $130 million contract with the New York Mets on Nov. 29 — thought-about one of many oldest gamers to achieve a deal over $100 million.

The home was proven to have gone into contract on Oct. 24.

The lobby.

The formal residing space.

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The kitchen.

The household room.

One among two main suites.

An ensuite toilet.

Located on almost 4 acres of land, options embody expansive terraces, landscaped gardens with water options, a saltwater pool with a Jacuzzi, an out of doors bathe and a separate pool home.

The primary home boasts millwork and moldings, white oak flooring, a proper lounge, plus an open-concept eating and entertaining room. There’s additionally a media room, an workplace, two main suites, a recreation room, and a kitchen with Wolf and Gaggeneau home equipment, the itemizing says.

Tara M. Fox and Lois Kirschenbaum with Daniel Gale Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty maintain the itemizing.

In 2020, Scherzer and his spouse bought an extravagant Jupiter, Florida property for $9.75 million.

Made up of 5 bedrooms and 9 loos, the water entrance home spans over 7,770 sq. toes.