Professional hockey player Shawn Horcoff's Dallas home can be yours for $2.95 million.

The 36-year-old National Hockey League (NHL) player has decided to list his custom-built estate on the market, reported Realtor.com.

The listing described the home as one that "highlights the latest in sought after design trends with a light and bright style, designer touches, custom cabinetry, gorgeous lighting, the latest in AV technology and an open floor plan ideal for entertaining."

Outdoors, the large grounds display two patios, electric Lutron shades that come down and enclose the outdoor patio, an outdoor kitchen and a fireplace. The expansive grounds may also be an ideal venue for a swimming pool to complete the yard.

The French home also comes furnished with appliances like a built-in microwave, a built-in refrigerator with freezer, a dishwasher, a disposal, a range or gas oven, and vent mechanism.

The agent handling the listing is Julie Provenzano of Dave Perry Miller Real Estate.

Provenzano gave important details about the three-story home that rests on 0.24 acre lot, emphasizing on its design for comfortable modern living.

"You hear a lot about homes that transition from indoors to outdoors, but this is the real deal. It's a seamless transition," the agent told the real estate site.

Notable interior details include an exposed beam ceiling, wooden flooring, an expansive living space and wall-to-wall French doors that give access to the patio outdoors. 

The next owners may also like the spacious kitchen that displays a breakfast area, a big storage in the form of a precious china, and high-end appliances for convenient cooking.

Meanwhile, the master suite of the French-designed 6,068-square-foot home is large and is equipped with a soaking tub.

The University Park residence includes a total of five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, two half bathrooms and two parking spaces.

"The Horcoffs have three kids. So while the house is beautiful, it is also family-friendly. Everything wears well," said the listing agent. 

Horcoff is selling his home as he is heading towards free agency. The Dallas Stars management decided to cut him recently, according to The Dallas Morning News.

The Michigan State University graduate started his career in the NHL in 1998 when he was drafted by Edmonton Oilers, noted HockeyDB. Aside from the NHL, he also played with the American Hockey League under the Hamilton Bulldogs and the Swedish Hockey League with the Mora IK.