Joe Johnson will be rocking the black and white next season after being traded by the Atlanta Hawks to the new look Brooklyn Nets this offseason. However, it appears the NBA guard has some unfinished business in the ATL – unfinished real estate business, that is. Johnson, who is set to make $19.8 million this season and has a total of $89 million remaining on his current deal, has put his Atlanta, GAhome on the market, listing the 13,822-square-foot mega-mansion for a cool $4.7 million.
Johnson originally purchased the All-Star spread from former Hawks star and area native Shareef Abdur-Rahim back in 2005, paying $3.8 million at the time, and it’s exactly as you would expect of a multi-millionaire with baller status. Besides its sheer gargantuan size, the 8-bedroom, 9-bathroom mansion, which sports a modern minimalist interior design, is loaded from top to bottom with high-end comforts. Multiple rooms feature multiple flat screen televisions; a master bedroom sports at least three TVs, while a fully loaded bar room offers a total of five displays. There is also a private studio room, along with other luxe amenities like a full-service barbershop and salon, billiards room, weight room and the crème de la crème, a top-line recording studio.
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