Eric Hosmer’s Newton home is up for sale for $6.6 million

Chicago Cubs first baseman Eric Hosmer has put his multi-million dollar Newton home on the market.

Hosmer, who was cut by the Red Sox in December, listed his six-bedroom colonial for $6,575,000 after buying it in September for $6,150,000. The house has many bathrooms: five full and two half.

The 8,081-square-foot home sits on 1.03 acres at 35 Wykeham Road, half a mile from the Newton West commuter rail station and just off the Massachusetts Turnpike.

Originally built in 1936, the home was renovated in 2018 and features a wine cellar, fitness room and three fireplaces.

A gray and white kitchen with a large granite island can easily cover the distance between the foul line and the dugout, overlooking the back yard on one side and the grassy front yard on the other.

The home has plenty of space for those after-dinner parties, including a living room that extends to a covered porch with bay windows.

Upstairs are five of the home’s six bedrooms, including a bathroom with a bathtub that will melt away the pain of the longest hold.

The yard is as lush as a baseball field in the spring. Unlike the open field, the house is protected by two dogwood trees that provide beautiful blooms in the spring.

Back patio offers BBQ, fire pit, plenty of space for seating and entertaining, living room and access to three car garage.

The list includes Manny Sarkis of the Douglas Elliman Real Estate Sarkis team.