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Got a spare $75 millon? Then you can buy Chris Chelios’ house

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The Malibu home of Hockey Hall of Famer and ex-Red Wings defenseman Chris Chelios is for sale, but you'll need $75 million to buy it.

Sure, maybe you can’t play hockey like a Detroit Red Wings star, but if you’ve got a spare $75 million kicking about, you could live like one.

That’s the pricetag on the Malibu beach home recently listed on the real estate market by former Red Wings Hall of Fame defenseman Chris Chelios. Located in the exclusive Paradise Cove area, the house overlooks the Pacific Ocean. There’s five bedrooms and a guest home with its own bedroom and kitchen.

There’s also a pool, spa, gym, and putting green on the 1.7-acre lot. The reason why Chelios and his wife Tracee are listing the home is no different than why many other seniors put their homes on the market. They want to move to be closer to their grandchildren. Their hope is to find a similar-type home located on Lake Michigan.

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