Former Tampa Bay Rays slugger Carlos Peña is selling his Orlando-area mansion for $7.4 million

Former MLB All-Star Carlos Peña is lobbing his Central Florida home onto the market.

Located at 6125 Grosvenor Shore Drive in Windermere, the Mediterranean-style home was built for Peña in 2009 for $3.5 million, and sits on Lake Tibet, which is part of the Butler Chain of Lakes just south of Orlando.

The 8,287-square-foot house has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as vaulted ceilings, a master suite with a second-floor retreat, an outdoor kitchen, a dock, a pool and spa, and more.

The house is currently asking $7.4 million, and the listing agent is Jennifer Olmeda with WRA Real Estate Solutions.

Peña spent 14 seasons in the MLB, with four of those in Tampa Bay. While on the Rays, Peña earned the franchise's first AL Golden Glove in 2008, and the following season he appeared in the All-Star game, replacing Dustin Pedroia.

Peña has also had a successful career as a broadcaster, and recently lent his talents to popular baseball video game MLB: The Show 23.