Real estate spotlight: Former MLB player selling home on Arizona golf course

Former MLB outfielder Cody Ross, known as Ross the Boss, is selling a North Scottsdale mansion with a golf simulator and a balcony view for $14 million. The 10,196-square-foot home in DC Ranch comes with five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a motor court, a quartz fireplace, a glass wine display, a prep ki

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Former MLB outfielder Cody Ross, known as Ross the Boss, is selling a North Scottsdale mansion with a golf simulator and a balcony view for $14 million.

The 10,196-square-foot home in DC Ranch comes with five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a motor court, a quartz fireplace, a glass wine display, a prep kitchen, a primary suite with a fireplace, two closets, a steam shower and a laundry.

Ross played in the MLB for 12 seasons with the Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, Miami Marlins, San Francisco Giants, Boston Red Sox, Arizona Diamondbacks, the Athletics and San Francisco Giants.

The house also comes with a mudroom, a coffee bar and walls of expansive sliding doors to the pool.

Former MLB outfielder Cody Ross is selling a north Scottsdale mansion for $14 million. The home in DC Ranch comes with five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a motor court, a quartz fireplace, a glass wine display, a prep kitchen, two closets, a steam shower and a laundry.