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The spacious downstairs living room is complete with a spiral staircase.
- John Henry - owner of the Boston Red Sox, The Boston Globe, and Liverpool Football Club - has lowered the asking price of his Boca Raton mansion by $10 million, according to Forbes.
- The billionaire sports mogul first listed his luxury vacation home in November for $25 million.
- Alongside its spacious living room, the mansion features a clubroom bar, private recording studio, and master library.
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John W. Henry owns the Boston Red Sox, the Boston Globe, and the Liverpool Football Club. He also owns a spacious Florida mansion that's currently on the market.
According to recent reporting from Forbes, the "custom-made" home is now listed for $15 million, marking a $10 million price cut. After a successful start at his firm, J.W. Henry & Co., Henry purchased the Boston Red Sox for $380 million in 2002, followed by Liverpool FC for £300 million in 2010 - almost $400 million today.
The home was first put on the market with Senada Adzem of Douglas Elliman Real Estate in November for $25 million after over two decades of use. Henry first purchased the property in 1991 for $650,000, and started using his completed mansion five years later.
The mansion now numbers as one of many major price drops over the past year, including a 70% discount on Michael Jackson's infamous Neverland Ranch and a billion-dollar mountaintop property now listed for $650 million.
Previous reporting from Business Insider's Lina Batarags shows that customized houses like Henry's can be hard to sell, as they include extremely personalized features - such as private recording studios - that do not appeal to every buyer.
Keep reading for an inside look at the multimillion-dollar mansion, from its master library to its private music studio.