Explore every corner of Steve Harvey’s $60M Atlanta mansion, featuring rare vintage design that took nearly 10 years to complete
The convergence of Harvey and Perry’s content portfolios could easily constitute an entire television network in its own right. Steve Harvey has graced our screens as the host of illustrious shows like “Showtime at the Apollo,” “Celebrity Family Feud,” and “Miss Universe.” On the other hand, Tyler Perry has made his mark with programs on BET, Netflix, OWN, Nickelodeon, and more. It’s fascinating to note that before ascending to their current status as entertainment giants, both Harvey and Perry endured homelessness, even sleeping in their cars during their earlier struggles.
In 2016, Perry managed to sell his sprawling 35,000-square-foot mansion for $17.5 million after nearly two years on the market, despite initially setting an audacious asking price of $25 million. This real estate transaction, with a multibillion-dollar difference between asking and selling prices, held the distinction of being the most expensive in Atlanta’s history.
Now, before delving into the myriad features of this magnificent home, take a moment to catch your breath. The estate encompasses an astounding 17 acres of meticulously landscaped grounds, complete with manicured gardens, a colossal 70,000-gallon infinity-edged pool, an illuminated tennis court, a fully equipped fitness center, and a separate spa facility.
The lavish estate also boasts a guesthouse, a guardhouse, detached caretaker’s quarters, an advanced security system, and a backup generator capable of powering the entire property. The main mansion, styled in the French Provincial architecture, hides several gems within, including a theater, an indoor pool, a wine vault, and an underground ballroom complete with a catering kitchen.
