Former two-time UFC bantamweight champion Tyler Jeffrey “TJ” Dillashaw is attempting to secure a $2.25 million contract for his recently listed Yorba Linda, California residence.
The formidable fighter resides in Colorado with his wife Rebecca Dillashaw and son Bronson, where he operates mixed-martial-arts training camps.
Dillashaw, a native Californian, has shared multiple photos of his 3,220 square-foot SoCal residence on his social media accounts.
The 2000-built, single-story residence with four bedrooms is situated on a corner lot. The interior features tall ceilings, crown moulding, and hardwood flooring.
A formal living room has a fireplace, tray ceiling, and double bifold doors that lead to a covered veranda overlooking the swimming pool.
There is also an elegant dining room, which is surrounded by columns and illuminated by a lovely pendant light.
The remodelled kitchen features an oversized quartz-topped island with seating, high-end appliances, and a backsplash of handcrafted tiles. In addition, the space features a distinct dining area and a built-in desk.
A adjacent great room features custom millwork and direct access to the outdoor oasis.
The expansive, champion-worthy master suite features custom window treatments, a walk-in closet, and a renovated bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub. Additionally, this area provides access to the covered veranda.
A idyllic backyard design includes a solar-heated saltwater PebbleTec pool and a water feature. A play structure and distinct playhouse provide entertainment for children. Dillashaw refers to his personal barrel bathhouse as a “oasis.” And the four-hole putting green appears appropriate for a senior citizen.
In addition, there is a fire pit area and an integrated barbecue with bar seating.
In addition, the property is equipped with solar panels, a reverse-osmosis water purification system, and a three-car garage.
Dillashaw, age 37, was a college wrestler. He debuted in mixed martial arts in 2010 and fought in his first UFC bout a little over a year later. He won the UFC bantamweight championship in 2014 and again in 2017 despite his reputation as an offensively versatile fighter.