Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s pirate ship-themed Key West home has been listed at $3.7 million - see inside
Earnhardt is selling the home to spend more time away from Key West with his wife Amy and daughter Isla, Varney said. The couple is also expecting another child.
The home has five bedrooms ...
... three full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms.
Tile and wood flooring lines the home.
It’s 3,306 square feet in total.
The home was first built during the Civil War era in 1863.
There is a rumor that the home was once used as a gambling parlor during the prohibition era, Varney said.
Because of this, there is a secret hatch on the second floor that allowed the homeowner to spy on gamblers below.
The 13- to 14-foot-deep pool is one of the biggest and deepest swimming pools in Key West, according to Ocean Sotheby's International Realty.
There's even a gate from the second-floor porch allowing those daring enough to jump into it.
The pirate theme can best be seen in the kitchen ...
... as it was designed to appear like the interior of a ship.
This includes the ship wheel attached to the bar.
The kitchen comes with stainless-steel appliances, some of which currently feature some No. 88 stickers from Earnhardt's time as a driver.
There are multiple ways to access open air throughout the home.
For example, there's a deck, patio, and attached balcony.
There's also a one-bedroom guest house that comes with plans to be converted into a two-bedroom, one-bathroom layout.
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