Retired Yankees legend Derek Jeter suffered a fractured left ankle during the 2012 MLB playoffs and then had insult added to that injury the following month when the New York Post referred to him as "Derek Eater" after an purportedly unflattering photo of him was released.
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Retired New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter listed his waterfront Tampa, Florida, home in 2020. The property, which the baseball icon nicknamed “St. Jetersburg,” was custom built for him and his family in 2012. As of recently,
Realtor reports a new owner has the chance to put their own twist on the lavish place after purchasing it for $22.5 million.
The seven-bedroom mansion sits on 1.25 acres of land, spans 30,875 square feet, and is closed off with a six-foot-high gate that the baseball star’s neighbors refer to as “The Great Wall of Jeter.” Despite this barrier, taking in the scenery is a breeze as there are terraces all around the house complete with breathtaking views of Hillsborough Bay.
Published March 16, 2021 •
Updated on March 16, 2021 at 11:51 am
Retired New York Yankees star and first-ballot MLB Hall of Famer, Derek Jeter, has dropped the price on his castle-like resort home in Greenwood Lake, New York by $2 million. The massive property previously listed in 2018 at $14.75 million, is now on the market for $12.75 million.
For more information on Jeter s jaw-dropping home, the property is featured this week at
Known locally as “The Castle, the extensive home was built in 1903 by New York Doctor Rudolph Gudewill for his wife. The estate is actually two castles - the master castle with a connected tower and a guest castle. After Gudewill passed away, John and Julia Tiedemann bought the castle, where they lived with their 13 children including an adopted son, William Connors Jeter’s maternal grandfather. Jeter spent his childhood summers at the castle swimming, playing sports and chores. Although the Tiedemanns sold the estate in 1996, when it cam