After six years pitching for the Red Sox, Jonathan Papelbon left for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Papelbon put his beautiful penthouse in Boston on the market for $3.1 million, and now he's finally sold it for $2.825 million, according to Curbed.
Papelbon and his wife bought the penthouse back in 2009 for $2.67 million.
The penthouse is less than two miles from Fenway, is 2,500 square feet, has a gourmet kitchen, and roof access with gorgeous views of the Charles.
Here's the outside view. Brick building lined street
It's the penthouse, so check out the views
This room looks pretty empty.
More views from the penthouse roof
One of the bathrooms
The stairway
A baby room. Notice Papelbon's face on the rug
Another view of the baseball locker room baby nursery
Not a bad spot for a hot tub
Another one of the bathrooms
Another baby room. Papelbon has two kids, a daughter, and a son.
The kitchen
Another view of the kitchen and eating area
The master bedroom
Living room and dining room
Up close view of the stove
Another baseball star is selling down south
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