A sprawling glass-themed Buckhead mansion that served as a high-octane backdrop in Will Smith’s blockbuster Bad Boys for Life is now up for sale, offering buyers a chance to own a piece of Hollywood glamour in the heart of Atlanta.

Listed at $5.25 million, the 6,995-square-foot estate boasts five bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, and a host of luxury amenities that blend opulent living with cinematic flair.

Atlanta is no stranger to celebrity homes, but this one is special.

Atlanta Mansion in Will Smith’s ‘Bad Boys for Life’ Hits the Market for $5.25M

The property, built in 2019, gained fame as the lavish home of Will Smith in the 2024 action-comedy sequel, where stars Smith and Martin Lawrence filmed explosive scenes amid its grand interiors and manicured grounds.

Key features include:

  • A resort-style pool with waterfalls and a spa, surrounded by lush landscaping.
  • A state-of-the-art home theater, gourmet chef’s kitchen, and wine cellar.
  • An elevator serving all three levels, plus a four-car garage.
  • Expansive outdoor entertaining spaces, including a covered terrace and fire pit.

The open-concept main level seamlessly connects living areas, featuring a full bar, game room, floor-to-ceiling fireplaces, and two guest suites with direct pool access. The private primary wing includes dual dressing rooms and an adjoining study.

Upstairs, two additional bedrooms provide ample space for family or guests.

The Design Galleria kitchen boasts custom Kingdom Woodworks cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, a concealed walk-in pantry, and marble finishes with expansive views of the surrounding forest.

The mansion’s European-inspired architecture and high-end finishes made it a perfect fit for the film’s over-the-top villain lair, with production crews transforming parts of the property for chase sequences and showdowns.

Smith, who reprised his role as Detective Mike Lowrey, reportedly spent several days on-site during filming.

Located in one of Atlanta’s most exclusive enclaves, the home sits on nearly two acres and offers privacy behind gated entry while being minutes from top shopping, dining, and schools in Buckhead.

Architect Robert Tretsch III of Tretsch Architecture designed the estate, which David Adams of Adco Properties built as the official showhouse for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 75th anniversary.

Real estate experts note that celebrity-tied properties in Atlanta often command premium prices, especially with the city’s booming film industry – nicknamed “Hollywood of the South” – drawing major productions like the Bad Boys franchise.

For more details or to schedule a private viewing, contact Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty. Photos and virtual tours are available on the listing at realtor.com.

Final Word

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