After Divorce, Porsha Williams Lists Metro Atlanta Home

Porsha Williams, star of Real Housewives of Atlanta, has listed her Duluth, Georgia home for $1.85 million, where her mother currently lives.

Where does Porsha Williams live in Atlanta?

Williams, navigating a divorce from businessman Simon Guobadia, cited financial protection as the motive, stating, “I’m not gonna let a foreclosure notice come to my house and I can’t pay it.”

Selling the property is crucial for her to qualify for a mortgage on the marital home post-divorce. Although her other home is where she films at.

Porsha has said that her divorce has really affected her emotionally.

“My divorce from Simon, I haven’t dealt with the emotional part yet. I’ve had to deal with logistics. It’s really weird. It feels really cold,” was quoted as saying.

“The hardest part is that we are in this place and that we are not friends and we don’t speak. And I don’t know if we’ll ever hold space again together. I really hate that,” she told one publication.

The 6,166-square-foot estate, built in 2004, boasts five bedrooms, 5½ bathrooms, and sits on a 0.77-acre lot.

It features high ceilings, a gourmet kitchen, premium finishes, and a three-car garage. Priced at approximately $300 per square foot with a $246 monthly HOA fee, the home has been on the market for over three weeks.

Porsha Williams’ Duluth Home for Sale: Details

Based on the provided information, Porsha Williams’ Duluth, Georgia home, listed for $1.85 million, includes the following amenities:

  • Size: Approximately 6,166 square feet
  • Bedrooms: 5
  • Bathrooms: 5½
  • Lot Size: 0.77 acres
  • Year Built: 2004
  • Features:
    • High ceilings
    • Gourmet kitchen
    • Upscale finishes
    • Three-car garage
  • HOA Fee: $246 monthly

View an online gallery of the home.

Final Word

“So even though divorce is a horrible thing, it’s like a death in the family, it was something that was right for me to do and something that was right for him as well,” Porsha said.

Given her ability to bounce back, we think Porsha’s going to be alright.

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