Dwight Howard Relists Georgia Mansion For $14.5 Million

Former NBA All-Star Dwight Howard has relisted his 14-acre Georgia mansion, one of the largest private homes in the state, for $14.5 million.

The current asking price is $3.25 million higher than when the property was last listed a year ago, after Howard struggled to secure a buyer at its previous $11.25 million price point.

Howard purchased the property in 2016 for $8.8 million, the same year he signed with the Atlanta Hawks, his hometown team.

Property Highlights

Price: $14.5 million
Location: Suwanee, Georgia
Size: 26,233 square feet
Bedrooms: 12
Bathrooms: 21
Lot Size: 14 acres
Notable Features: Six full kitchens, two kitchenettes, home theater, barber area, multiple guest apartments, gym, basketball court, elevator, snake room, saltwater pool with retractable cover, 10-car garage, private lake, and two gated entrances

First Look Inside Howard’s Home

Set behind two gated entrances, Howard’s custom-built estate offers over 26,233 square feet of living space across three levels.

The main floor centers around a double-height great room that opens to a series of entertainment and dining areas, framed by extensive millwork and custom lighting.

The chef’s kitchen, one of the main house’s six, is equipped with Sub-Zero and Viking appliances, a large scullery, and a walk-in pantry with remote-controlled shelving.

Also on the first floor, the primary suite includes a fireplace, covered balcony, and dual bathrooms and closets. Additional bedroom suites are located on the upper levels and can be accessed by an elevator.

Howard’s home also has a variety of amenities, starting on the terrace level with a state-of-the-art home theater, a game room, a second full kitchen, and a barber area.

Other standout amenities include a temperature-controlled garage for over 10 cars, a full gym, and even a room that was dedicated to Howard’s collection of exotic snakes.

Outdoor Spaces

The property’s outdoor spaces begin with a massive heated saltwater pool with a retractable cover bordered by a stone patio and fireplace.

An outdoor kitchen and multiple lounge areas make entertaining easy, while the professionally landscaped grounds ensure privacy from every angle.

Beyond the pool, garden paths lead to a private basketball court, an orchard with blueberries, blackberries, peach, apple, and fig trees, and a private lake with a dock.

Take a Tour With Howard

In a video tour with Graham Bensinger, Dwight Howard offered a personal look inside his Atlanta mansion, showcasing some of his favorite spaces.

Among them are his impressive snake room, the temperature-controlled garage housing his unique car collection, and, of course, the basketball court.

The tour also highlights more personal touches, like a hallway lined with jerseys from players he’s admired or faced throughout his NBA career.

At Home With Dwight

Over the years, Dwight Howard’s mansion has become a familiar backdrop on his social media, offering fans glimpses into both his personal life and daily routines.

Podcast Recording in The Game Room

For his podcast, Dwight often turns his own home into a studio, recording episodes surrounded by the memories of his career.

In one post, the game room served as the backdrop, its shelves and walls lined with signed basketballs and iconic photos capturing the different chapters of his career.

Positive Parenting in The Gym

A heartwarming post from the light-filled home gym shows Dwight guiding his kids through a fun exercise, teaching them about confidence and self-belief.

The space, designed for focus and strength, becomes the backdrop for a tender family moment, where lessons of perseverance and positivity take center stage.

Fresh Cuts in The Mansion

Lastly, in a collaboration with JB Always Fresh, Dwight welcomes the barber into his home for a fresh cut while giving a casual tour of the property.

As they stroll through the mansion, the video captures glimpses of the estate’s many luxury spaces, from the outdoor patios to the barber area.

Final Thoughts

Over the last few years, Howard’s Georgia estate had become less needed as his basketball career took him internationally to play in Taiwan and the Philippines, leading to his decision to list the property in 2025.

After months on the market without the right offer and an announcement that he would be retiring, he ultimately pulled the mansion and held onto it a little longer.

Now, with Howard back in the game, signing with Black Fortress Tbilisi, a top-division team in the country of Georgia, he is once again preparing for life overseas.

This latest $14.5 million relisting gives him another chance to finally let go of the estate and pass it on to a buyer ready to make the property their own.