According to the list published by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Cole Hamels and his wife Heidi have already put their Newtown Square house on the market. If you can come up with an asking price of nearly $2.5 million, it can be yours. .

A single-family colonial house, Located at 1004 Brick House Farm Ln. In Delaware County, it was customized and designed for the former Phillies pitcher and his wife in 2014.

The 7,478-square-foot three-story home includes six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a four-car garage. The notable features and amenities of the house include:

• The entrance to the master bedroom includes a lounge area with a gas fireplace on both sides and a beverage center
• The main bathroom has two sinks, a jacuzzi, private toilet and shower area
• Gourmet kitchen with granite island and breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, pantry and two ovens, refrigerator and dishwasher
• Family room, unfinished storage area and additional hobby space on the third floor of the residence
• Underground swimming pool with hot tub
• Pool room with gas fireplace, dressing area and full bathroom
• On the ground floor there are two gyms and a suite with a fully equipped bathroom
• Temperature-controlled wine room with two refrigerators and shelves for storing more than 600 bottles of wine
• Completed basement with bar and kitchen

Those who are interested in visiting the Hammers home can visit Real estate group’s website.

Hamels and his wife made waves in the real estate sector in 2017 when the couple Donated their $10 million home in southwest Missouri To the special needs camp.

From 2006 to 2015, the left-hander won 114 games and scored a 3.30 ERA with the Phillies. The three-time All-Star player is part of the core force that led the Phillies to win five consecutive National League Eastern Conference championships from 2007 to 2011, participated in the World Series back-to-back, and won the team’s first championship in 28 years. Hamels was named the MVP of the World Series in 2008.

Hamels was traded to the Texas Rangers in 2015 and was selected for the fourth All-Star Game in 2016. He also continued to play for the Chicago Cubs and the Atlanta Warriors.

The 37-year-old has not signed a contract this season.