Former Florida home of Boston Red Sox pitcher Derek Lowe hits the market

A Florida mansion that was previously owned by former Major League Baseball pitcher Derek Lowe is now for sale.

Located at 15401 Old Wedgewood Court in Fort Myers, the estate was built in 2002 and was initially used as a home away from home by the former two-time All-Star for spring training with the Boston Red Sox.

According to property records, the home is currently owned by Lowe’s ex-wife, Trinka Lowe, after the couple went through a well-publicized divorce in 2005.

The listing says the 11,190-square-foot home has six bedrooms and five bedrooms, as well a movie theater, a full gym, a sauna, a locker room, a dance room, a pool table room, a crafting room, a yoga studio, and a cigar room with a walk-in humidor.

It also sports a pickleball court, a four-hole putting green, and a resort-style pool.

During his career, Lowe played with seven MLB teams, including the Seattle Mariners, the Los Angeles Dodgers, the New York Yankees, the Cleveland Indians and the Atlanta Braves. But Lowe is probably best known as a member of the 2004 Red Sox World Championship squad.

The Lowe house is currently asking $6.85 million and the listing agent is Jeffrey Burns of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty.

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