John Cena | House Tour | His Tampa & San Diego Properties

John Cena, who is best known as a superstar wrestler, bodybuilder and rapper, has owned some pretty luxurious real estate across the United States. This includes a private gated community of Nature's Reserve in Lando Lakes, Florida, roughly 20 miles north of Tampa. He paid $525,000 for the 3,700 square foot home in January 2005. The house has undergone several renovations since he purchased it. In addition to his other homes, John Cena decided on being bicoastal when he purchased another amazing estate in the Mission Hills area of San Diego. The colonial-style house, perfect for relaxation, includes an abundance of features, including an infinity-edge swimming pool and just steps away hot tub, a full outdoor kitchen area. If there is one thing this man knows, it's living luxuriously. We'll take a look at John Cena's childhood home and homes in California and Florida, including his most recent purchase, an enormous mansion that comes complete with his own personal elevator. That goes to and from his master suite. This home has a guest house, so maybe one day you'll be lucky enough to stay at the Cena house. You don't want to miss this house tour. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses, so please do not show up at any private residences because it is not safe for anyone. The professional wrestler, bodybuilder, rapper and actor has built a lucrative career garnering a net worth of $60 million. John Cena first became famous as a WWE professional wrestler. He has since transitioned to an A-list actor and television presenter. He's also the current host of Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader on Nickelodeon and has starred in various films. Cena made his WWF debut in October 2000 in a Smackdown match that he lost. The WWF gave Cena another chance at Smackdown taping in January 2001. This time Cena won and signed a developmental contract with the WWF. In 2004 John Cena won the WWE Championship. Over the next 10 years, Cena became the face of the WWE. As of this writing, Cena has closed out WWE's franchise event Wrestlemania a record 5 times. He's a 16-time world champion, 5-time US champion and 4-time world tag team champion. John began pursuing an acting career almost immediately after signing with WWE. In 2000 he appeared in the film Ready to Rumble. In 2006 he starred in The Marine which grossed $30 million on a $50 million budget. He continued appearing in movies over the next decade and by 2018 he had grown into a box office star. Upon making bank from professional wrestling, the film and entertainment industry, Cena went on to add to his real estate portfolio. Not only does he own a pair of mansions in California and Florida respectively, John Cena collects rare and custom made cars. He owns over 20 cars, everything from a vintage Oldsmobile Cutlass Rally 350 to a 2006 Rolls Royce Phantom. We are sure he has a few whips parked in these luxurious homes. Before becoming a household name, John Cena came from more humble beginnings while growing up in West Newbury, Massachusetts. Located on Coffin Street, his childhood home boasts 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Growing up, John was one of five boys, so needless to say his family name as a colonial star home features 3,915 square feet that is nestled on a 100,000 square foot lot. Not too shabby being the first house that John Cena ever lived in, but as we all know his real estate properties only got bigger and better with time. Like many professional wrestlers that become an established figure in the WWE, John Cena decided to pack his bags and move to Tampa, Florida. His main residence is in Lando Lakes, Florida just outside of Tampa and this house is truly a thing of beauty. According to records, he paid $525,000 for the 3,700 square foot home back in January 2005. After a series of renovations, John's dig features an immaculate grand entryway with a crystal chandelier, marble floors and a spiraling staircase that leads upstairs to John's private living quarters. The room features an abundance of oversized windows that give the room an airy and roomy ambiance and comes complete with countless deluxe furnishings, lavish paintings and unique antiques. Fun little fact, this grand entry is so glamorous that it has even been used as a promotional poster for the reality TV series, Toto Bella. John even has his own gentlemen's cigar room in his house which are exclusively for the gentlemen. For those lucky enough to get the invite, you can go in there and enjoy a cigar or two with John Cena and his crew. Back when John Cena was dating reality television personality Nikki Bella, there was a walk-in closet that was bigger than most people's apartments filled with high-end fashion. Guests are also able to choose their room of luxury deciding between his private home theater, perfect for binging, games room impeccable for chilling out or a wet bar for those that fancy a cocktail. John Cena's home also came with some pretty spectacular amenities that make it unlike any other home in the area. For starters, he has his own personal elevator that goes to and from his master suite. Those days you just don't feel like taking the stairs. His enclosed swimming pool features an impressive display of fabulous fountains and a grotto with a water slide. Not too shabby when you have your own mini water park in your backyard. In addition to this enormous home, Cena also has a colossal adjoining guest house on the property which features all the modern appliances and provides relaxation and tranquility. In addition to all of his deluxe features, John also has a gigantic garage to house his growing collection of whips. In addition to his other homes, John Cena decided on keeping the bi-coastal theme going when he purchased another amazing estate in San Diego. Although this house is on the west coast, Cena was drawn to this colonial style house for its undeniable New England aesthetic. The home features an abundance of traditional furnishings, colonial wooden cabinets and elegant paintings. If there's one thing John Cena does not compromise is his remarkable amenities. The home features a spacious wine cellar for those that fancy a chardonnay and a lavish basement featuring a games room. The room comes complete with a cozy fireplace, billiards table, shuffleboard table, massive flat screen television and bar with granite countertops. As dope as the interior of this house is, the backyard is probably the most glamorous spot on the property. The backyard features a manicured landscape, a quaint fireplace housed inside a gazebo alongside a cozy outdoor seating area perfect for those that want to relax and catch some rays. Of course, it wouldn't be a Cena house if there wasn't also an incredible, vanishing edge infinity pool with a hot tub nearby. Although I don't think this one has a fountain or water slide. In addition, that backyard also has a full outdoor kitchen area complete with a grill for entertaining guests. Alright so I think I'll bring this house tour to an end here. We got to take a quick look at John Cena's home and that massive, massive pad in Tampa, Florida with his own fountain and water slide. After seeing that fascinating little house and snag, what did you guys think? Was it everything you would expect out of Cena? Personally, I thought his first house was a better spot to party. But that outdoor kitchen with grill in the second house is like, ah, I can't choose. I can't choose. Out of all of his features, which ones were your favorite? You guys can go ahead and rate them in the comments down below. I'd also love it if you guys followed me on Instagram at ThatDudeMcFly and let us know in the comments down below whose house tour you want to see next. See you guys next time.