After being traded from the St. Louis Blues to the New York Rangers earlier this year, winger Vladimir Tarasenko wants to strike a deal of his own.

The Russian-born forward recently put his beautiful St. Louis home on the market for $6.2 million. He and wife Yana Tarasenko purchased the place in 2018 for an undisclosed amount—although the last list price was $4.75 million. And if the couple scores anywhere near their $686-per-square-foot asking price, they’ll land a pretty sweet profit.

Despite helping the Blues win their first Stanley Cup in 2019, Tarasenko requested to be traded in 2021. He reportedly was unhappy with the way his multiple shoulder surgeries were dealt with by the team. He signed an eight-year, $60 million contract with the Blues in 2015.

Custom built in 2016, the 9,043-square-foot home boasts five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.

Luxury highlights include “extraordinary interiors” and a “magazine-worthy outdoor space,” according to the listing details.

The open floor plan offers 10-foot ceilings, custom lighting, a magnificent staircase, and lovely French doors throughout.

A grand living room features dark-wood floors, a gas fireplace, and three sets of arched doors that lead to an impressive outdoor room with a fireplace.

The gourmet chef’s kitchen features high-end appliances, a butler’s bar, custom cabinets, and a spectacular walnut island.

A luxurious, first-floor primary suite boasts a wet bar, steam shower, and radiant flooring. Three additional bedrooms are arranged upstairs, and a fifth bedroom on the lower level comes with its own private bathroom.

Designed for entertaining, the magnificent estate also has a home theater, mini dance studio/gym, and even a mini hockey rink—mandatory for an NHL player, right?

Also found on the 3.2-acre lot are a heated, saltwater pool with waterfalls and a relaxing hot tub.

Tarasenko, 31, made his NHL debut in 2012 with the Blues and quickly became part of the team’s potent offensive attack. A two-time All-Star, he’s now providing key playoff experience for the Rangers.

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