Cardinals starter Larry Fitzgerald is hoping to receive a great offer on his recently listed Phoenix, Arizona, home.

The Paradise Valley residence appeared on the open market this month, listed at $5 million. It boasts all the bells and whistles expected of a professional athlete’s main digs, so it doesn’t come as much of a surprise that Fitzgerald’s tenure as owner follows another notable sports star; he purchased his home a decade ago from NBA player Rodney Rogers for $3.5 million.

The property features two separate structures, including the main residence and a guest house. The five-bedroom main home stretches to 8,125 square feet and offers plenty of space for entertaining among the expansive living room, family room, chef’s kitchen, and dining space. A wine cellar, billiards room, salon, sauna, and movie theater cover creature comforts quite well. At the end of the day, guests can retire to the separate 1,135-square-foot two-bedroom guest house.

Inside and out, the place looks more like a resort than a residential property. It boasts two expansive pools complete with a swim-up bar, a slide, a grotto, and a lazy river. After a relaxing dip, there’s plenty more to do with a putting green, a batting cage, and a sports court.

Fitzgerald is in the number one receiver spot for the Cardinals this season.