Jimmy Rollins, the former MVP of Major League Baseball, has finally sold his Los Angeles home. It closed on Friday for $9 million, according to Mansion Global.

According to property records, Rollins, 45, who spent the majority of his career as a shortstop for the Phillies, paid $8.7 million for the house in 2018 through a limited liability corporation.

There is no information available about the buyer as the specifics of Friday’s sale have not yet made it into public records.

After multiple price reductions, he originally listed the Encino home for $11.75 million in October 2022. Listing records show that the most recent asking price was $9.45 million.

Constructed in 2018, the contemporary estate boasts 10,419 square feet and comprises a main home with seven bedrooms and a guest house with two stories, two bedrooms, and a spacious living area, separate kitchen, and patio.

The half-acre lot of the home is fenced off and has high hedges all around it, giving it a private feeling.

Large living areas that open to the backyard, which features a pool, a hot tub, and other spots for entertainment and relaxing, are accessible from the double-height entryway.

Smart home technology, a theater, a wine room with glass walls, and a 3,000 square foot rooftop lounge are among the other amenities. There are balconies all throughout the second story.

Josh Altman and Matt Altman of the Altman Brothers at Douglas Elliman along with Carl Gambino of the Gambino Group at Compass represented Rollins in the deal. The Altmans declined to comment on the sale, and Gambino was not available for comment. Sigal Diamant of Nelson Shelton Real Estate represented the buyer and did not immediately respond to request for comment.

Rollins retired from baseball in 2016 and is now an analyst for MLB on TBS and the co-chair of the Commissioner’s Ambassador Program, which features 12 former players who participate in various MLB events. A representative for Rollins did not respond to a request for comment.