DEREK JETER is set to watch his New York ‘castle’ go to auction for less than half it’s asking price.
The New York Yankees legend’s home in Greenwood Lake is less than 50 miles from Manhattan.
But it will hit auction for a minimum bid of $6.5million.
That is less than half the $14.75m asking price when it listed in 2018.
It came back to market last year with a price of $12.75m, New York Post report.
But the home is now set to hit auction, which will be handled by Paramount Realty USA.
Jeter’s home is called Tiedemann Castle in a nod to his grandfather’s adoptive parents.
It has six bedrooms and 12 bathrooms as well as a guest house.
The estate spans over 12,500 square feet upstate from New York City.
According to NY Post, Jeter’s grandad William Connors grew up in the home and was parented by John and Julia Tiedemann.
Jeter bought the place for $1.2million when it hit the market in 2005.
It also includes an infinity pool, a boat house and dock as well as a number of bars and entertainment rooms.
There is also a replica Statue of Liberty in one of the many outdoor areas to explore.
Diane Mitchell from Wright Bros. Real Estate said: “The owner has elected to market and sell via Paramount’s luxury property auction platform because it is efficient and provides an element of finality,”
“The owner is serious about selling because the owner spends most of his time at other family-owned homes.”
Jeter also has a home in Miami where he spends a lot of time alongside wife Hannah and their three kids.
The New York Yankees legend won five World Series titles and was a 14-time All Star during his stellar career.
