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Video Tour of Baseball Star’s Escala Condo

January 26, 2011 By 6 Comments

Who is buying all those million dollar condos in Seattle?

One buyer is 26 year old Tim Lincecum, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants who recently bought at Escala after touring 20-25 other places. Having banked $9 million in 2010 guess the price tag was no problem. And while he does have good taste in dining room tables, he really needs to get some paint and art on those walls!

Check out the videos below as he walks through his unit and the exercise room.

Now being Canadian, I don’t know much about baseball. But I’m trying I’m half way through Moneyball; is it odd that he owns a condo in Seattle but “works” in San Francisco?

Credit goes to Jeff for discovering the videos and originally breaking the news of a baseball star buying at Escala.

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  • Guest

    Lincecum is a local boy: born in Bellevue, educated in Renton and at UW, so I imagine he has a lot of friends and family around here.

  • Guest

    Empty gym, empty parking garage, an expensive dining table, a bunch of tvs and a bed from Sleep Country. Escala living, indeed.

  • dj

    I still can’t believe the Mariners passed him over in the MLB draft! He’s slated to make $13 million for this upcoming season – but watch out for when he hits free-agency!

  • Seawaguy

    Thanks for posting these videos.
    Tim seems to be a very nice young man.
    Without artifice, trying to maintain his friendships, and focused on his career.
    It is refreshing to see a youngster (26?) who is not out to try to impress with bling, and fluff, and BS.
    I wish the best for him.

  • http://www.homemadecouture.com R Steinmeier

    Video makes me appreciate having seen the finished units in last year’s Luxe Life Home Tour at Escala. What a difference a creatively furnished interior can make! Without interior design, these buyers are just paying excessive $ to live in a drywall box with a grand view of clouds & fog (with exception of course on the 68 sunny days Seattle sees per year).

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