In April, Philadelphia lost one of its most enduring sports pioneers in longtime Flyers owner Ed Snider, who passed away at the age of 83 after a two-year battle with cancer.
- More on Ed Snider
- Farewell to Ed Snider, the best owner in Philly sports history
- Best moments from Flyers founder Ed Snider's memorial service
- The time Ed Snider kicked Donald Trump out of a Flyers playoff game
- The extended family — the real legacy of Flyers founder Ed Snider
More than two months later, the Wall Street Journal reports that the Snider estate has listed the late chairman's majestic Montecito, California estate for $52 million.
The Italian-style home, constructed around 2001, is a sight to behold. Situated on approximately 9.4 acres, the property contains eight bedrooms, a one-bedroom cabana, a two-bedroom guesthouse, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a pavilion with a wet bar, a home theater with seating for 20, and a rooftop viewing deck.
Snider purchased the property in 1994 and made several additions to its grounds in the ensuing years. He spent much of the 2015-2016 Flyers season in California as he and his family dealt with his illness.
You can check out the full photo gallery, courtesy of Jim Bartsch, over at the Wall Street Journal.