Former mansion of Kenny Rogers in Buckhead at half price..

The mansion, previously owned by country music legend Kenny Rogers ATLANTA - If you are a huge fan of country music and have $3.95 million, you can live in a mansion in Atlanta that was previously owned by the late legendary country musician and longtime Atlantan Kenny Rogers.

The house, now seemingly abandoned, has made headline news in recent years after it became known as a "party house." Atlanta police received at least 100 complaints about the house in 2019. Then Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms introduced a bill to amend the city's 1982 Zoning Ordinance to regulate large-scale commercial events held on residential properties.

Interestingly, the estate has also appeared in several music videos including the official music video for the song "Ric Flair Drip". Rogers sold the mansion for $8.5 million in 2006 to Adeyinka "Yinka" Adesokan and Dr. Paula Nelson, who were subsequently fined for double billing family dermatology patients and no longer reside in the United States. In 2019, the party house operator pleaded guilty to charges related to hosting illegal events and was forced to spend time in jail and pay several thousand dollars in fines.

The mansion formerly owned by country music legend Kenny Rogers

This 22,607 square foot home on a fenced 5-acre lot on Harmon Road NW in the Buckhead neighborhood has 6 bedrooms, 7 full baths and 5 half baths. It features a formal dining room and living room with cassette ceiling, full maid's quarters, kitchen with high-end appliances, vaulted ceilings in the master suite, wet bar in the master bathroom, gym with sauna, full basement, movie theater, ballroom, guest suite, large patio and pool, and more. Rogers died in March 2020 at the age of 81. He is buried at the historic Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta.

A grave belonging to former country music legend Kenny Rogers