Joe Torre, former manager of the Yankees and the Mets and now MLB’s chief baseball officer, has just listed his lakefront home upstate for $1.39 million.

Torre was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014, and led the Yanks to four World Series titles during his 12-year tenure with the team.

His residence in Putnam County — at 318 West Lake Blvd. in Mahopac, NY — is a shingled ranch-style home built in 1936.

It sits on half an acre and comes with a guest cottage.

The main house features a kitchen that opens to a great room with a vaulted ceiling, wide-plank floors, a woodburning fireplace and a windowed dining alcove.

Below, a finished basement has a family room and laundry.

Outside, there’s a wraparound deck, a waterfront terrace and a dining patio off the kitchen.

The listing broker is Claire M. Hoch of Houlihan Lawrence.