MLB pitcher Kenta Maeda’s Santa Monica getaway property is up for sale this spring. The 2016-built idealized traditional home has 6,884 sq. ft. of interiors to its credit, with six bedrooms and seven baths throughout its two levels and an unusually fine sense of space. It is tagged at $7.995 million.

A street-side impression reveals a home that’s ready to charm; positioned at the end of an arrow-straight flagstone path, it offers a modern-inspired but very familiar set of architectural flourishes that accumulate into a comforting whole: covered porch, recessed single-door entry with sidelights, a second level divided into shingled and terrace sections (the latter accessible via French doors), and a double-gable roof.

The front door reveals an open-concept living and dining room progression with a coffered ceiling and a fireplace. Floors are wide-plank French oak finished in a just-slightly rusticated tone that adds a touch of dimension and earth to the living style. As the first floor continues, a creative workspace and a spacious kitchen and family room with center island and snow-white subway tile come into view, along with a wall of retractable glass that opens to a very private backyard.

All six of the bedrooms are suites. The master features a fireplace, large walk-in closet with skylight, bath with herringbone marble floor, and French doors that open to a balcony. A gym, sauna, recreation room with kitchenette, and theater round out the amenities list of the very eligible Los Angeles-area suburban retreat.