Estate for sale may ‘leave you wanting more.’ Take a look at the wild Atlanta mansion

TJ Macias
Screengrab from Zillow

Scrolling through Zillow over the weekend can produce some really wild finds, which happens to be the case with one particular listing that has managed to stop a popular Twitter segment dead in its tracks.

A five-bedroom, nine-bathroom mansion in Atlanta, Georgia — listed for an impressive $15 million — has an interior that’s so out of this world, it was featured on Friday Night Zillow … on a Sunday.

“Found: An Insane Quirkbomb mansion in Atlanta that will maul your retinas and leave you wanting more,” Friday Night Zillow segment creator Steven Dennis tweeted. “It’s worth your click.”

Spanning over 12,200 square feet, the residence sits on about 3.7 acres relatively close to a nature preserve, the listing on Zillow.com says. Not only is it secure behind a gated entrance, but it also sports fabulous views of a nearby lake.

But what really makes the home pop is its unbelievable interior that’s a major color explosion. From its art-deco living room, to its retro dining area, to its throwback kitchen, the entire interior is a roller coaster of emotions.

“The contemporary masterpiece features expansive glazing throughout the house maximizing wall space to showcase any art collection,” the listing describes.

Features include:

  • “Double-sided Montigo fireplace”

  • Outdoor grilling area

  • Chef’s kitchen

  • “Swarovski crystal chandelier”

  • “Fully mirrored powder room”

  • Golf simulator room

  • Deck

  • Shooting range

  • Glass gym

And so much more.

“It’s at this point my brain started thinking what’s really going (on) here?” Dennis asked in a tweet in a long thread about the house.

Fans of the popular Twitter segment had plenty to say about the intriguing property.

“The TV placement is pretty good! Isn’t that worth $15 million by itself?” one person asked.

“This is the equivalent of AI generated art where it looks like a real thing from a distance but gets progressively weird the longer you look,” another person said.

“It loses points on the kitchen, but as overly large houses go, this one isn’t too bad. I prefer cozy spaces, but with sensible, non-slip footwear for all those slippy-slidey floors, I could see myself living here,” someone tweeted.

“I don’t know if I love or loath this house. I certainly can’t take my eyes off those pics,” someone noted.

“Wow! Sunday zillow!” another tweeted.

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