Former Cubs pitcher Ted Lilly has just listed his six-bedroom, nearly 5,500-square-foot mansion just west of Wrigley Field for $2.4 million.
Lilly, 34, was traded by the Cubs to the Los Angeles Dodgers in late July.
Built in 2006, Lilly's brick and limestone home sits on a corner lot and has six bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, a wine cellar, a wide limestone center entrance, a large gourmet kitchen, two roof decks, an attached 2.5-car heated garage and a private rear yard. He paid $2.15 million to purchase the home in early 2007.
Although Lilly informally is trying to sell the 13-room house, it is not yet in the real estate multiple listing service. However, information about the listing appears on the Web site of real-estate agency d'aprile realty.
In a brief interview, Ryan D'Aprile of d'aprile realty confirmed that Lilly's house is for sale, but declined to comment on it, saying that the pitcher is trying to keep the listing confidential
