FRONTENAC, Mo. – A sprawling luxury estate in Frontenac, previously home to former St. Louis Cardinals player Jim Edmonds, has hit the market with a $9 million price tag.
The home, located at 16 Bridle Lane, spans more than 17,000 square feet, boasting seven spacious bedrooms, nine full bathrooms and two half bathrooms.
The property is also a paradise for sports enthusiasts, offering a wide range of large-scale amenities, including:
A state-of-the-art gym
An indoor batting cage
An indoor bowling alley
A basketball half-court
A putting green
A pool with a water slide
A lawn fit for several outdoor sports
The home prides itself with modern elements and sharp attention to detail. The kitchen features several top-of-the-line appliances, sleek countertops and elegant lighting. The vanities and flooring offer contemporary touches, while the garages are quite spacious with capabilities to hold eight vehicles.
“What makes this home truly stand out is its versatility—a home that truly embraces both luxury and lifestyle,” said agent Patricia Shannon with Tadlock Brueggemann Real Estate via a news release. “From the seamless indoor-outdoor integration to the endless recreational features, every detail is designed to enhance your lifestyle. It’s a place where you can host gatherings, enjoy quiet moments, and take full advantage of all the amenities this estate has to offer.”
A property records search indicates that Edmonds has owned the home.
Tadlock Brueggemann Real Estate recently listed the home for sale and may offer private tours to prospective buyers. For more information, click here or contact Patricia Shannon of Tadlock Brueggemann at 314-310-2585.
