Pete Rozelle may be known for his work as former NFL Commissioner, but now he’s getting recognized for the work he put into his Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., estate.
Originally held by San Diego Chargers owner Gene Klein, Rozelle completed construction on the home in 1992. After, Sid and Jenny Craig purchased the property, rebuilt the home with a Tuscan flair, and added an 11-car museum.
The mansion itself is 10,000 square feet and comes complete with a large, upgraded kitchen and new 1,000-bottle wine cellar. Owners will love the expansive master suite with his-and-her bathrooms and closets.
Outside residents will find a sparkling pool and pavilion, sunken tennis courts, and lush gardens. The home’s current owners also added several unique features including imported limestone floors and fireplaces straight from France’s Loire Valley. Imported terra-cotta pavers, Italian hand-cut limestone flooring, 19th-century Italian fixtures, and 18th-century Spanish doors all add a lavish European charm.
Oh, and in case the beautiful styling and luxurious design aren’t enough to grab your attention, Bill Gates owns the adjacent 238-acre horse farm.
Located just 25 minutes from downtown San Diego, the four-bedroom mansion is currently available for $15 million.
