Californians ridicule Gavin Newsom as he lists stunning $7 . 5 million home for sale while speculation swirls about a White House run

Gavin Newsom listed his gorgeous $7.5 million home for sale in California as speculation grows that he may run for president in 2028.The governor of California, 58, listed the more than 12,000sq ft residence in Fair Oaks on Monday as he is widely viewed as a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.Newsom has built a national political profile through his battles with Trump, his fundraising network and his aggressive social media presence - all of which have fueled speculation about his ambitions.His stunning property features amenities similar to a world-class resort, including a full-size tennis court, 5,000-bottle wine cellar, a private pool, cold plunge and hot tub.Newsom broke the record for the highest sale ever in Fair Oaks when he bought the home for $3.7 million and could break that record again if the house is purchased for his asking price.The listing of the seven-bedroom, 12-bathroom house comes just four months before Newsom's term as governor comes to an end.'With the governor's term ending in January 2027, the family began a gradual transition in 2024, purchasing a home in Marin County to provide continuity for their children's education,' Newsom spokesperson Izzy Gardon said in a statement.'The sale of their Sacramento home is the next step in that transition.' Gavin Newsom, 58, listed the more than 12,000sq ft residence in Fair Oaks, California on Monday for $7.5million The more than 12,000sq ft residence features amenities similar to a world-class resort, including a full-size tennis court, 5,000-bottle wine cellar, a private pool, cold plunge and hot tubSplitting time between two properties was likely not fitting the common-man persona Newsom has recently put on. He is now relocating to a humbler six-bedroom mansion in Kentfield, just outside of San Francisco, which he purchased in 2024 for $9.1 million.Users on Facebook ripped the governor apart for his elite lifestyle and questioned how he could afford such properties.'Wait what was that thing about No Kings?

Looks like a palace to me… hmmm,' wrote one user. 'Wow, it pays a lot to be the Governor of California,' another added.'So, the Governor owns a $7.5million dollar home and a $9million dollar home,' a third said.

First reported by dailymail.com.