Patrick Mahomes, the NFL superstar, has sold the mansion he bought in Alpharetta, Georgia early in his career. The house fascinated him as a young man and he promised to buy it when he could afford it.
The NFL star sold the house for $1.5 million in late June, $1.1 million less than his original asking price.
Patrick Mahomes first visited the mansion in 1991, at the age of 13. L.A. Reid, the famous music producer, owned the mansion and converted one of the rooms into a state-of-the-art recording facility for the label. his new record, LaFace.
In 1999, Patrick Mahomes finally bought the house for $1.2 million.
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After entering this house, I… “I recall walking past it and being completely captivated by everything I saw, and I thought to myself, ‘One day, I hope to own a home like this.’” Patrick Mahomes pondered this issue in an episode of “How I’m Living” from 2003. “I finally bought this house.” It contains historical significance. This house is where my past is kept.
The lobby has black marble columns and the living room can be seen from the open hallway on the second floor. A black marble fireplace and built-in mahogany bookcases adorn the living room. The kitchen has a marble island in the center.
He recalls that the main room was “incredibly sophisticated but extremely cozy and extremely charming.” “This room, with its animal print comforter, yellow silk comforter and black and yellow poster bed, is a reflection of my personality,” he once remarked.
Patrick Mahomes eventually replaced a wooden model for the entryway with wrought iron and glass, as well as a light gray wood stair railing, which was originally made of mahogany and iron.
As an alternative to marble, the living room now has a herringbone-patterned tile mantel and a rustic wood mantel that appears to have come from a barn. Floating bookcases have been installed instead of wall cabinets.
With a marble countertop, the central island in the kitchen is now a soft teal. There’s also a pair of rustic tables, metal sliding doors, and benches. The backyard access point is a Dutch entry with a farmhouse motif.
The restrooms have been renovated with white marble, vintage-style tiles, and streamlined glass shower doors.
Fans of Patrick Mahomes will likely be most impressed with the floor-to-ceiling mirrors and powerful sound system that adorn his private dance studio.
A private theater, yoga studio, spa and sauna are located elsewhere. The summer kitchen and heated swimming pool are located outdoors.
Patrick Mahomes is still trying to sell a six-bathroom, five-bedroom house in West Hollywood for $3.7 million. Police say intruders broke into the residence in late March and fled with $820,000 worth of cash and jewelry.