Scott Fujita lists California estate for $9.995 million

7 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 26

Fujita is selling his 20-acre Carmel Valley compound, featuring two houses, a barn, and a wine cave, to move closer to his daughters attending college in Texas and Louisiana.
The main house spans 5,700 square feet with five bedrooms and ocean views, while the guesthouse has three bedrooms and unique bunk beds for family gatherings.
Fujita, a former Super Bowl champion, bought the property in 2008 and added amenities like a pool cabana and outdoor kitchen, reflecting a trend of luxury buyers seeking wellness-focused retreats in the region.

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