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Derek Jeter’s lakefront castle in Upstate NY going to auction: Bids start at $6.5 million

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Greenwood Lake, N.Y. — Derek Jeter’s castle on an Upstate New York lake could be yours — baseball diamond-shaped infinity pool and all — for as little as $6.5 million.

That’s the price bids for the palatial property will start at when the castle owned by the Yankees legend goes to auction in December.

Jeter, a Baseball Hall of Famer and former New York Yankees shortstop, first put his lakefront castle in the Hudson Valley on the market in 2018 for a whopping $14.75 million. After no buyers bit, the for sale sign on the 24-room Tiedemann Castle was removed in 2019.

The home remained off the market until 2021 when the price tag was cut by $2 million — bringing the asking price down to $12. 75 million.

Derek Jeter's castle at 14 Lake Shore Road Greenwood Lake, NY.Wright Bros Real Estate Inc. | Provided photos

But after months on a hot market without a sale, Jeter’s Upstate retreat is now set to go to auction.

Paramount Realty USA will hold an auction for 14 Lake Shore Road on Dec. 15, according to the real estate agency’s website. Bids start at (relatively affordable) $6.5 million.

If the property sold for the starting bid, that would add up to a monthly payment of about $49,438, Zillow estimates.

Tiedemann Castle was built in 1915 and remodeled by Jeter. The gated property has 4 acres and about 700 feet of shoreline, according to Paramount’s listing.

The castle has an elevator, four indoor kitchens and four fireplaces, Zillow’s listing reports. If the main home isn’t big enough to host a prospective buyer’s guests, the guest home that comes with the property should suffice.

Along with the infinity pool along Greenwood Lake, the home has a waterfall that flows into a private lagoon. Tiedemann Castle also has a set of turret stairs that lead to a rooftop with prime views of the lake.

Tours aren’t open to the general public: Anyone interested in seeing the property before the auction must prove they have the funds to back up their interest, Paramount wrote in the listing.

But if you’d like to peek at Jeter’s Upstate castle, check out the real estate photos below.

Derek Jeter's castle at 14 Lake Shore Road Greenwood Lake, NY.Wright Bros Real Estate Inc. | Provided photos

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There’s still time to get a castle for Christmas. Unfortunately it’s Derek Jeter’s castle, which contains both a baseball-diamond-shaped infinity pool and a replica of the Statue of Liberty. The 9,000-square-foot Orange County estate is going up for auction from Paramount Realty with a minimum bid of $6.5 million — which is a steep discount from the $14.75 million Jeter was asking for in 2018. (No one was interested.)

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Tiedemann Castle has 24 rooms and was first built in 1903 by a dentist. According to The Wall Street Journal, Jeter spent his childhood summers at the castle because his grandfather was the adopted son of the Tiedemann family. The castle, which features a shocking number of cast-iron chandeliers, also contains a guesthouse with a turret, a billiards room, and a dining room fit for medieval cosplay.

The castle is going up for auction on December 15, just in time for the holidays, so mark your calendars.

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Home of baseball player Derek Jeter

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8. Anna Kournikova - $26 million

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Main entrance to the house

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David Beckham's London House

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3. Tom Brady - $40 million

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2. Greg Norman - $65 million

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A few years ago, an advertisement appeared on TV screens, which starred the actor Charlie Sheen. In a car, he drove through the house, stopped, looked into the camera and said: "I like house arrest." And what millionaire does not like "house arrest"? They can afford homes that everyone else can only dream of: pools, spas, games rooms, ocean views, and more. Many athletes can also afford such houses, since it is not a secret how much they earn. nine0003

There are many houses owned by professional athletes that are for sale, such as those of Dion Sanders, Jerry Rice and Adrian Beltre. Athletes for various reasons can sell their homes: in connection with the desire to buy more and better, in connection with moving to another team, or they are tired of paying huge taxes for a house that they have not lived in for several years.

Each athlete has his own taste and they choose their houses according to it and in such a way as to keep fit. Therefore, there is always a gym, sauna, basketball, tennis and golf courts. nine0003

The only criterion for ranking was the fact that the athletes live in the houses that we present to your attention.

10. Derek Jeter - $12 million

Home of baseball player Derek Jeter

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9. Chris Bosh - $12.5 million

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8. Anna Kournikova - $26 million

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7. Michael Jordan - $29 million

Michael Jordan Villa

Main entrance to the house

because he did not find a buyer. It's hard to sell a home at this price in Chicago, Illinois. House with an area of 5200 sq.m. includes nine bedrooms, three guest rooms, a basketball court, a weigh-in room, a swimming pool and a tennis court. In addition, there are air-conditioned garages on site. nine0003

6. Joe Montana - $35 million

Joe Montana House

Titled American football player Joe Montana is seeking a buyer for his $35 million Napa Valley home. House of 901 sq. m. is decorated in a Mediterranean style. On the territory there are stables, a cymbal shooting range, an olive garden, a pond, a swimming pool, a basketball and bocce court. The house called "Villa Montana" is located on top of a hill, which provides a magnificent view of the surroundings. In Montana's own words, nothing better could have been done to combine the beauty of California and rural life than to build "Villa Montana". nine0003

5. Alex Rodriguez - $38 million

Alex Rodriguez Villa

4. David Beckham - $39.6 million

David Beckham's London House

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3. Tom Brady - $40 million

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rapper Dr. Dre. After receiving the money, the couple began building their dream home. Now housing in Boston is almost ready, the details remain. The house has a spa, five bathrooms, four bedrooms, a swimming pool, a library with a large balcony, a yoga room, a wine cellar, a motorcycle racing track. While construction is underway, the couple lives in a modest $14 million apartment. nine0003

2. Greg Norman - $65 million

Greg Norman House

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The most expensive houses of sportsmen

The 10 most expensive houses owned by professional athletes

10. Derek Jeter - $12 million

9. Chris Bosh - $12.5 million

8. Anna Kournikova - $26 million

7. Michael Jordan - $29 million

6. Joe Montana - $35 million

5. Alex Rodriguez - $38 million

4. David Beckham - $39.6 million

3. Tom Brady - $40 million

2. Greg Norman - $65 million

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