Greg Maddux
Cashes Out on San Diego Pad
For $3.3 Million!!!
Published
Another perfect finish from a guy who made a career out of them.
Baseball Hall of Famer Greg Maddux has officially sold his San Diego home for $3.3 million, TMZ Sports has learned — cashing out big on a coastal retreat he picked up just a few years ago.
Maddux — who won a World Series with the Braves in 1995 and inspired the baseball term “Maddux” for ultra-efficient shutouts — bought the Sunset Cliffs spot in 2017 for $2.1 million … meaning he just delivered himself a clean seven-figure profit.
Zac Dweck and Josh Altman of Douglas Elliman held the listing, and the sale was finalized on Tuesday.
The 3,312-square-foot pad sits in one of San Diego’s most coveted beach neighborhoods and had already been fully remodeled before the four-time Cy Young winner stepped in — with the interior and exterior revamped and nearly 1,000 square feet added.
Inside, it’s built for laid-back relaxing: open floor plan, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and two primary suites, including an upstairs escape with its own balcony.
No beachfront address — but no worries. The home still boasts ocean views from a massive 1,000-square-foot deck, perfect for entertaining, sunset-watching, or just reminding people you did pretty well in life. The beach is just one block away!!!
Down below, there’s a patio and a rare fenced-in backyard … a major win in the area.
This looks like another effortless W for one of the smoothest operators the game has ever seen.
