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Braves' Freddie Freeman selling Roswell home

Freddie Freeman is entering his sixth season as the Braves' first baseman.

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Freddie Freeman is entering his sixth season as the Braves' first baseman.
Jan 26, 2016

Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman's Roswell home is on the market for $775,000.

Freeman is entering the third year of an 8-year, $135 million deal he signed with the Braves in 2014. He recently spoke with the AJC and said he  is feeling good about the 2016 season. The listing agent on the property happens to be Freeman's wife of one year.

The six-bedroom, 7.5-bathroom house in North Fulton features a two-story foyer, a family room, formal dining and a den off the kitchen with a stone fireplace.

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The home has a massive master suite with a fireplace and sitting area.

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There's an entertainment space that has ample room and can spotlight a pool table.

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The near 1.5-acre lot also has a pool and hot tub.

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