Wheeling and dealing off the court? Atlanta Hawks general manager Landry Fields recently put his Atlanta home on the market for $3.65 million.

The 6,750-square-foot house, on a nearly 1-acre lot in the historic Tuxedo Park neighborhood, boasts five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The striking abode looks like something right out of a fairy tale. 

This picture-perfect mansion was inspired by a Phillip Schutze design and built by Robert Goodsell. It was renovated and expanded within the last year, a project headed up by Mike Hammersmith. 

Bright and airy

The massive home’s main level combines classic design with modern details, such as steel-framed windows. A dramatic staircase and plenty of natural light create a bright and airy feel.

The large formal living room has arched windows and crown molding and is the perfect spot to entertain family and friends. A nearby dining room is ready-made for elegant dinners, holiday parties, and other gatherings.

There’s also a stylish study, complete with a fireplace. 

Cook (and work) from home

The upscale kitchen boasts a large center island, tons of cabinet space, and exquisite countertops. There’s also an adjacent breakfast nook, an ideal spot to enjoy morning coffee.

And the work-from-home crowd will appreciate the office area, situated right off the kitchen. This space boasts plenty of storage, a built-in desk, and even an adorable window. 

Room to grow

Take the stairs (or elevator) to the second floor, and you’ll be met with spacious bedrooms and a bonus room that could easily be transformed into a playroom.

The luxe main suite features a fireplace and dual closets. And the attached bathroom is awash in amenities, including dual vanities, a glass-enclosed shower, and separate tub. Even better? The main bathroom has a large, elegant window that brightens the space. 

One of the main suite’s best features, however, is its beverage station—a dream come true for anyone who doesn’t want to traipse downstairs for a drink. 

Great outdoor space

Head up to the third floor, and you’ll find two additional bedrooms and a bright nook that can be used as a home gym or second home office. And there’s a full basement with ample storage space.

But wait—there’s more! The big backyard has limitless potential and can easily accommodate large barbecues and parties. There’s also a plunge pool to enjoy on hot summer days.  

Fields, 35, played in the NBA for five seasons, until his career was cut short by injuries. In 2016, he moved into scouting for the San Antonio Spurs. Fields was named general manager of the Hawks in June 2022.

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