Correction note: This post was fully refreshed on 27 October 2026. Earlier unverified claims were removed, and only facts supported by the sources listed below were kept.
The Ken Griffey Jr house in Windermere, Florida, is the longtime home Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. listed for $27 million in May 2026. The property is at 5603 Marleon Drive, Windermere, Florida, about 20 miles southwest of Orlando.
Note: This image is illustrative only. It is not a photograph of Ken Griffey Jr.’s actual house.
The listing and the property history
Griffey bought the underlying property in April 2004, during his stint with the Cincinnati Reds, for $2.575 million, according to PropertyShark records cited by Mansion Global. The home itself was custom-built for Griffey in 2008. The listing agent was Llin Lu of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty’s Southwest Orlando office.
The $27 million figure was the listing price, or asking price, in May 2026. This post does not claim a confirmed sale price or sale outcome.
Verified property facts
- Address: 5603 Marleon Drive, Windermere, Florida
- Style: Three-story Mediterranean-style mansion with Moorish design flair
- Size: More than 22,000 square feet; reported as 22,108 square feet
- Lot: 11.5 acres
- Bedrooms: 7
- Bathrooms: 10
- Lake frontage: 440 feet on Cypress Lake
- Setting: Behind a gated entrance, with a porte-cochere flanked by palms and a turreted exterior
- Location: About 20 miles southwest of Orlando; Cypress Lake is across the road from larger Lake Butler, and a private community boat ramp gives access to the Butler Chain of Lakes
Inside the house
The front door opens into a double-height, travertine foyer with dual sweeping staircases with custom ironwork railings. A sitting area above the foyer has a trio of Gothic-style arched windows. The kitchen flows to a wood-beamed family room, which spills out to an indoor-outdoor living room, with a spa just off that living space.
The primary suite has a fireplace and a bathroom with two vanities and a whirlpool tub. Other reported rooms and features include a formal dining room, salon, office, recreation room with a billiards table and DJ station, media lounge connected to a golf simulator, silver mosaic-tiled bar, wine room, and gym. The home also has an elevator and several terraces off its two main living levels.
The lake setting is a central part of the listing. Cypress Lake, which the property fronts, is a private lake across the road from larger Lake Butler, and the Butler Chain of Lakes includes 13 lakes connected by canals. A private community boat ramp gives access to that chain. Inside, the listing also reports a wrought iron-railed mezzanine, a salon and an office, and terraces off the home’s two main living levels.
Outdoor features
- Grotto-style pool with waterfalls and a slide, plus a diving board
- Basketball court
- Numerous terraces
- Grassy lawn rolling down to the lake
- Dock framed by mossy cypress trees
- 10-car garage with two lifts
Who is Ken Griffey Jr.?
Griffey is a 13-time All-Star and 10-time Gold Glove center fielder who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016. He spent most of his major league career with the Seattle Mariners and the Cincinnati Reds, and also had a short stint with the Chicago White Sox.
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