Complete with its water slide, theater and two-story wine cellar, the Windermere home of Super Bowl champion Warren Sapp will be auctioned off Nov. 1 as part of his bankruptcy case.

Designed by architect Terry Irwin and built in 2005 by Akers Custom Homes for $7 million, the 10,000-square-foot house in the Lake Butler Sound gated subdivision includes a dock, lazy river and, inside the Tuscan-style dwelling, four bedrooms.

Fisher Auction Co. of Pompano Beach will handle the auction, which is scheduled to take place at 11 a.m. at the Orlando Airport Marriott.

The former star for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers said that he filed for bankruptcy to avoid jail time.

Sapp had plans during the home-buying frenzy to build a low-income housing project in Fort Pierce, but the market soured after he had invested in the deal. Because of the debt, his NFL earnings were garnished for 11 months and his bills went unpaid.