Have $10 million and need 19 bathrooms? Then Cole Hamels' Branson, Missouri mansion can be yours.
According to Realtor.com, Hamels and his wife Heidi are selling one of the most over-the-top homes you've ever seen. The listing price is for a cool $9.75 million and the inside is completely unfinished, so you're going to need a few more bucks to finish the job.
Hamels began building the 32,000 square-foot home in 2012 while he was still with the Phillies, but the couple has decided to relocate to the Dallas area rather than Missouri, where his wife is from.
Sitting on 104.7 acres of land with more than 1,700 feet of shoreline, this one-of-a-kind residence boasts some ridiculous features. In addition to the 10 bedrooms, the home has 13 full bathrooms and six half bathrooms. There are four separate living areas and includes a second kitchen, exercise room, wine cellar, elevator and a massive three-car barn/garage. There would have been plenty of room for Cole to display his World Series ring, and MVP trophies from the NLCS and World Series.
Hamels has one year left on the 6-year, $144 million contract he signed with the Phillies with a club and team option for 2019. After the 2019 season, Hamels will be 35 and a free agent. Perhaps he'll need a new place to live.
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