Ever wanted to live in the home of a World Series MVP? Now’s your chance. 

Former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star pitcher Cole Hamels and his family are selling their Newtown Square home. Asking price: $2.95 million, writes Kennedy Rose for Philadelphia Business Journal.

Hamels and his wife, Heidi, a player on Survivor: Amazon, custom-built the six-bedroom, 10-bath home at 1004 Brick House Farm Lane.

The 9,720 square-foot home was built in 2014. The three-story home has an in-ground pool, pool house, and a finished walk-out basement.

Other features include two workout rooms and a third-floor play area and family room, custom painting with trees and jungle creatures.

Hamels is now a free agent but had a successful career with the Phillies, as well as the Texas Rangers and Chicago Cubs.

He pitched for the Atlanta Braves in 2020.

Hamels is familiar with large properties. He donated his 32,000 square-foot Missouri Ozark home to Camp Barnabas, a Christian nonprofit that helps people with special needs and chronic illnesses.

They also run the Hamels Foundation.

Cole Hamels’ house was listed for $9.75 million, but the Hamels opted to donate it instead.

Read more at Philadelphia Business Journal about Cole Hamels’ Newtown Square home.

For more about Cole Hamels’ house, visit realtor.com. Images via realtor.com.