Time to walk away. Yep, an Atlanta home once owned by late country crooner Kenny Rogers has been listed for $4,234,200.

The iconic balladeer’s former mansion has been on and off the market, at various asking prices, since 2019.

The six-bedroom, 12-bath, palatial abode has a fine musical pedigree, but it has garnered some recent notoriety.

According to multiple reports, the estate was the site of controversial dance parties that raged into the wee hours, leading to reported noise and traffic complaints in Atlanta’s upscale Buckhead suburb.

Take a look at how The Gambler once lived.

Gated estate

The gated home sits on five acres and boasts regal flourishes at every turn, with its stately columns, coffered ceiling, and sparkling chandeliers. Luxe kitchen appliances, a large island, breakfast nook, and butler’s pantry comprise the cook space.

The main bedroom is replete with amazing amenities, including two separate toilets, a wet bar, fireplace, and cavernous walk-in closets.

Bath enthusiasts will be especially charmed by the home’s luxurious soaking tubs.

The estate is an entertainer’s dream, thanks to a ballroom, theater, gym, bonus room, pool, and gazebo-cabana space.

 

Rogers, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 81, is known for such hits as “Lady,” “The Gambler,” and “Islands in the Stream.” He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2013.

Randy White contributed to this report.

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