Matt Holliday, a former standout for the St. Louis Cardinals, spent 14 seasons dominating the baseball field. Now, he aims to make waves in the Oklahoma real estate market.

He’s placed his expansive Oklahoma property on the market for a hefty $12 million, making it the priciest single-family home currently available in the state. Spanning 136 acres, this impressive estate is situated just beyond Stillwater, roughly an hour from Oklahoma City, and boasts an extraordinary feature rarely found in private homes: a full-sized baseball field.

This isn’t just any backyard novelty. The field is equipped with professional-grade turf, stadium-style lighting, batting cages, seating areas, and even a large fire pit strategically placed behind home plate. The listing agent notes that Holliday constructed this field to provide a training ground for his sons, an investment that seems to have borne fruit.

Holliday’s oldest son, Jackson, was the first overall pick in the 2022 MLB Draft by the Baltimore Orioles, making his major league entrance in 2024. His younger son, Ethan, was chosen fourth overall in the 2025 MLB Draft by the Colorado Rockies.

In essence, this personal baseball field has successfully nurtured two top-tier draft selections.

Holliday acquired the 136-acre estate in 2018 for about $3 million and completed the main residence in 2022. The home covers approximately 7,500 square feet and embraces a Texas Hill Country aesthetic, featuring stone exteriors, metal roofing, and expansive windows that offer sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.

Inside, the house includes five bedrooms, an open-plan living space that combines the kitchen, dining, and lounge areas, a butler’s pantry, and two separate offices. The primary suite includes dual closets, and the home is designed to accommodate large gatherings.

But the property’s amenities extend well beyond baseball.

The estate includes a putting green, running trails, a pond, a guest house, a workshop, and an indoor sports complex with both pickleball and basketball courts. There is also a gym and multiple outdoor entertainment spaces designed for hosting large groups.

The centerpiece of the backyard may be the massive two-level swimming pool, which reportedly cost around $2 million to build. The pool includes a waterfall, a swim-through grotto, and seating areas built directly into the rockwork. Here is a video tour:

The home is being offered furnished, though Holliday’s baseball memorabilia will not be included in the sale.

During his MLB career, Holliday earned around $160 million playing for the Colorado Rockies, Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees, and most famously the St. Louis Cardinals. He was a seven-time All-Star and won a World Series championship with the Cardinals in 2011.

Now retired from the game, Holliday appears ready to pass along the unique property that helped train the next generation of big-league talent. Whether the next owner also produces a pair of top MLB draft picks remains to be seen.