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The Top 3 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Atlanta, GA

Tara Blair Ball

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If you're like me, you like an idyllic walk through the halls of the richest and wealthiest. This can be a welcome escape from paying bills, worrying about healthcare, and other inconveniences of being a member of the working class. Who doesn't dream of owning a modern palace? Being able to look out your window and see your pony grazing? What about having your very own movie theater or 5 guest bedrooms for your nearest and dearest to crash whenever they like?

Here are the three most expensive homes for sale in Altanta, GA, all over $10million. I'd seriously love to know what someone who can purchase a 10 MILLION DOLLAR home does for a living. I digress.

1. 490 W Paces Ferry Rd NW-$10,900,000

This home is an opulent palace. There's a fountain. TWO staircases out to the Olympic size pool. Does it look a French palace? Yes. Do I know what a French palace looks like? Not really. My home is currently as big as the KITCHEN. And the ceilings. THE CEILINGS. I don't know what to call that. Shapes on the ceiling? Honeycombs? Embossing?

2. 1150 W Garmon Rd-$10,500,000

The landscaping is sooo on point. Everything is well-manicured. That grass is SO GREEN. And the plant things? The bush things and flower things? Just lovely. But don't stop there. Everything is sleek and smooth. Blacks and whites and grays. Pause for a minute on the His and Hers master closet. Just look. A bathroom big enough to dine in. The balcony overlooking the pool. Does it come with servants? Please. I hope so.

3. 439 Blackland Rd NW-$10,500,000

This one looks Italian. You can just imagine all of the doors open letting in the fresh Mediterannean air, except it's...in Atlanta, which is muggy and terrible. Regardless, wiiideeee open doors. Large windows. Lots of tan and beige and wood and art thingys. The chandeliers in the kitchens and the hallways and the dining room and the second dining room and the hallway thingy and the bedroom and the office and the sitting room and the second kitchen. It even has a movie room with...an Avengers movie on?? At least you know the wealthy also like some good entertainment. It's got a gym too. Got to be in shape if you're going to keep that house clean! Haha, sike. They can pay people for that.

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Tara Blair Ball is a Certified Relationship Coach and author of Grateful in Love: A Daily Gratitude Journal for Couples, A Couples Goals Journal, and Reclaim & Recover: Heal from Toxic Relationships with a 7-Step Guided Journal. She has a Master's from the University of Memphis and is accredited by CTAA. You can find her on Tiktok, Instagram, or YouTube at @tara.relationshipcoach.

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