Weisz placed the house on the market for an asking price in the range of $9.2 to $11 million. In addition to more than 18,000 square feet of living space, the property also has a regulation-size Little League baseball field.
Weisz fought to have the baseball field built when he first moved in. The sports agent wanted a field complete with a dugout, lights and backstop, but was denied by the San Diego City Council, which only agreed to have the field built when Weisz complied with downsizing it, and only using it with his sons and friends of the family, according to Relocation.com.
The estate features three buildings, one of which is a Mediterranean-style house that is 13,000 square feet, another that's a 2,500-square-foot guest house and a 3,000-square-foot guest apartment.
The home also has a four-stall barn, riding corral, fenced pastureland, an infinity pool with a spa included and a six-car garage.
The average home price in Poway, was $440,800 as of November 1, according to Zillow.com.
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