Maria Sharapova puts custom-designed mansion up for sale for £18.5m with stunning sea views and BOWLING ALLEY on offer
The retired tennis star bought the five-bed property 13 years ago for £3m.
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Maria Sharapova has put her custom mansion up for sale for £18.5m
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Sharapova bought the five-bed property 13 years ago for £3m
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It is fitted with a bowling alley inside
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Sharapova reportedly wants to leave LA for Europe
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There is an outdoor swimming pool
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Sharapova even designed the property herself
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The tennis star has lived in the mansion for 13 years
But according to
, Sharapova has
put the mansion up for sale at the starting price of £18.5m ($25m).
Sharapova is
Reportedly, they want to move to Europe.
They would be leaving behind their stunning home which boasts of sea views and
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It also has an outdoor pool that is connected to the house and complements the patio area.
Her bowling alley - complete with two lanes - sits next to her downstairs kitchen.
Sharapova even designed the property with a focus on togetherness.
Giant doors from her open-plan kitchen slide across to join up with the Japanese-style pool and barbecue area.
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There are huge daybeds on the grass area, which is purposely placed on the other side of the crystal-clear pool.
A balcony on the second floor provides panoramic views across Los Angeles with Catalina Island seen in the distance.
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Once the sun has set, Sharapova heads pool-side with a spacious sitting area on her patio which is heated by a giant fireplace.
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The Russian
after winning five Grand Slams.
The doping suspension understandably damaged her reputation and brand, and she dropped to 373rd in the world.
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Sharapova is married to Alexander Gilkes
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Sharapova retired from tennis in 2020
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