Former NFL quarterback Joe Montana's California estate is on the market at a 41% price cut - and it comes with an equestrian facility and a shooting range. Here's a look inside.

Former NFL quarterback Joe Montana has relisted his California estate for $28.9 million.

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

The property is located in Sonoma County, about an hour away from Santa Rosa by car.

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Source: The Wall Street Journal, Google Maps

Montana originally listed the home in 2009 for $49 million.

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The estate spans 500 acres ...

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... and was built in the early 2000s by Montana and his wife.

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According to The Wall Street Journal, the design of the estate was inspired by buildings the couple saw while visiting Europe.

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

It includes a 9,700-square-foot main residence ...

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

... which has three bedrooms ...

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... and four bathrooms.

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Amenities include a swimming pool ...

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

... a basketball court ...

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... and a wine cellar that can hold up to 3,500 bottles.

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Source: Robb Report

Also on the property is a skeet shooting range ...

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

... a bocce ball court ...

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... and an equestrian facility.

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

Olive oil is produced from olive trees on the estate and stored in a cellar in the home.

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Source: Robb Report

The property also includes a guest house and a caretaker's house.

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Source: The Wall Street Journal

According to The Wall Street Journal, the Montanas also own the compound next door, which is for sale for $3.1 million.

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Source: The Wall Street Journal