Inside Greg Maddux’s $4 Million Ocean-View Mansion—You Won’t Believe the Details

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Ever wondered what it’s like to live like a Hall of Fame pitcher with front row seats to Pacific sunsets? Greg Maddux’s San Diego coastal retreat has just hit the market—prepare to have your house envy levels skyrocket!

Modern Coastal Living with a Major League View

If you’ve got just under $4 million hanging around, you could be the new owner of the very home Greg Maddux, legendary Major League pitcher, and his wife Kathy have called theirs for the past several years. The couple bought this modern hideaway in the sought-after Sunset Cliffs neighborhood back in spring 2017, shelling out about half its current asking price. Zac Dweck of Plus Real Estate is overseeing the listing—so start warming up your offer!

Set atop a hillside on an inviting street near famed Sunset Cliffs Natural Park and a stone’s throw from the Pacific, this stucco-and-wood accented residence was originally built in the mid-1960s. The property covers under a quarter acre but packs plenty of wow-factor into its footprint. You’ll find four bedrooms and four bathrooms thoughtfully arranged across just over 1,900 square feet of bright, two-level living space—all stylishly remodeled right before the Madduxes moved in. Best of all? A 1,000 square foot rooftop deck, perfect for soaking in those uninterrupted ocean views, basking in the sun, and hosting envy-inducing gatherings. Yes, you can almost hear the seagulls already.

Step Inside: It’s All About Space and Style

The journey begins at a glass-paneled front door, opening into a seamless, open-plan space that immediately draws you towards the combined living and dining area. Adjacent is a welcoming family room, where a high, whitewashed wood-beam ceiling, a cozy corner fireplace, and sliding glass doors onto a covered patio set the scene for both quiet nights and lively get-togethers. The connected kitchen is a chef’s dream, boasting custom cabinetry, elegant veined white marble surfaces, a contemporary eat-in peninsula, and top-of-the-line appliances. Basically, if you burn your toast here, you’ll have no one to blame but yourself.

Luxury Upstairs Retreats & Outdoor Delights

Up the stairs, you’ll find a relaxing lounge, as well as a primary suite that features a walk-in closet big enough for all your favorite ballcaps and a spa-like bathroom, complete with dual vanities and a generous rainfall shower. Both these spaces flow out to the home’s expansive outdoor deck through versatile collapsible doors, letting the ocean breeze drift in at will. There’s even a bedroom with its own private balcony, and, outside, a securely fenced backyard with a turf-covered lawn—perfect for practicing your pitching stance—and a stunning glass-fronted garage with space for two vehicles.

Maddux’s Legacy: From the Mound to the Coast

For baseball fans—especially those who remember him as “Mad Dog”—Greg Maddux needs no introduction. The Texas-born ace spent 23 seasons in Major League Baseball, with most of his storied career featuring the Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves. His resume? Well, it’s not too shabby:

  • 1995 World Series Champion with the Braves
  • First pitcher ever to win four consecutive Cy Young Awards
  • 18-time Gold Glove winner
  • 8-time All-Star

After hanging up his glove in 2008, Maddux got the ultimate call-up—induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014.

If owning a slice of Hall of Fame history—complete with ocean views—sounds like your dream, you know where to start. Now, only one question remains: Who gets to claim the top deck for watching the sunset?