Atlanta Braves' outfielder Nick Swisher has offered his Scottsdale home on the market.

Swisher, who formerly played for the Cleveland Indians, is selling his Arizona condo unit for $2.05 million, Realtor.com reported.

The listing on Realtor.com describes the dwelling place as "custom and unique property" that "has been upgraded extensively." The 4,122-square-foot abode features three bedrooms and four bathrooms, with each expansive bedroom reportedly equipped with its private bath and a walk-in closet. Other living areas displayed in the property include a residential office that doubles as a den, a media room and a spacious laundry room equipped with lots of storage areas.

However, the next owners will find delight in staying inside the luxury master bedroom suite that has several lavish amenities. The suite showcases its own private sitting room and a high-end master bath adorned with trendy marble accents. The suite's bath also comes with several amenities, including a huge shower and bathtub.

The penthouse unit is also highlighted with notable interior features based on the images on its listing. Remarkable details shown are recessed lighting, wide and tall windows that give a more airy ambiance as well as great light and dark color contrast in the decorations. The unit also boasts spectacular mountain views from the inside.

Other high-tech amenities to enjoy are a sound system, electric windows as well as audio-visual and lighting systems. There's an elevator that has an access to a secured foyer for the specific unit.

Interested buyers may contact listing agent Brynn Oconnell of Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty for more information about the Scottsdale home.

A fresh start in Atlanta

Swisher began his Major League Baseball career in 2004 playing for the Oakland Athletics, per ESPN stats. In 2008, he had a brief stint with the Chicago White Sox and proceeded playing for four seasons with the New York Yankees until 2012. Then, the Ohio-born player stayed with the Indians from 2013 to 2015.

In August, the Indians traded the 34-year-old baseball player to the Braves, ESPN reported.

Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez told how he saw adding Swisher will help the team.

"We add a great personality in the clubhouse in Swisher. He's a guy that can help us at first base [while Freddie Freeman is on the disabled list]," Gonzalez stated.

Swisher, who reportedly had operation for both of his knees in August 2014, is looking forward to having a fresh start in Atlanta, right after the trade.

"It's been a long road. The doc said you'll probably feel back to normal about a year in. We're coming up on that year. ... Now I'm ready to do it on the field. It just won't be here," Swisher said.