Future MLB Hall of Famer Albert Pujols Bids Adieu to Sprawling $2.3 Million Home Soon After Los Angeles Angels Return

The recently retired Albert Pujols has been writing chapter after chapter in his retirement story. First, he traded his bat for a basketball and took to the hard court as a player in the NBA All-Star celebrity game. Now, he’s back in the ballpark, but this time as a special assistant for the Los Angeles Angels. But that’s not all. In a recent turn of events, Pujols has decided to part ways with his luxurious mansion in Leawood. Looks like he’s ready to begin anew!

As Pujols embarks on this new journey, it’s worth taking a closer look at the place where the legend spent his prime years – Kansas City where his mansion resides. The city is the very place where he took his first steps, as a college baseball player, to become an MLB legend.

Albert Pujols mansion in Kansas City 

Now that Albert Pujols has put his exquisite home on the market for $2.3 million. It’s time for architecture lovers to hop in and appreciate the beauty of the home. The place boasts an impressive 10,000 square feet of space. According to kansascity.com, his stunning estate features five luxurious bedrooms, 7 and a half lavish bathrooms, and a three-car garage that would make any car enthusiast drool. 

But wait, there’s more! As one steps inside, they’ll be transported to a world of old-school dark academia vibes that will leave them breathless. The traditional-style home is adorned with dark-stained woodwork throughout and vaunts an imposing stone mantle over the fireplace. Imagine the sounds of fire crackling inside. The firewood breaks and turns to ash while one reads a book by the warm hearth. The kitchen is a true highlight, with a bar and wine room for party lovers. 

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This home is not just a mere residence but proof of the timeless elegance of the antique architecture. 

About Albert Pujols rejoining the Los Angeles Angels 

After playing with the team from 2012 to 2021, Pujols has returned to serve as a special instructor at Spring Training to help the club’s prospects in the Dominican Republic during the season. The Hall of Fame caliber athlete is honoring a 10-year personal services contract he signed as part of his original $254 million deal with the team. 

But it also seems like Albert Pujols is eager to share his experience with the next generation of players. And let’s be real. Who wouldn’t want to learn from one of the greatest hitters of all time? 

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