John Mayer’s Former Atlanta Home For Sale For $469k

Before John Mayer Katy Perry squiring, throwing Rolling Stone about his playboy ways of the past and make millions of its parade of pop hits of texture, which was playing open mic nights, then working the door at the Eddie attic.

He also lived in a modest house on Lindbergh Drive - a dwelling referred during his headlining slot at Music Midtown last fall.



If you are willing and able to deliver the sales price of nearly half a million dollars, then you can also have the backdrop of one of the easiest ways to break the ice at the feast organized there conversations ("I told I used to live here? ").

Zillow estimates the property at $ 388,000 (other houses on the block have estimated values of $ 348,000- $ 461,000).

The brick bungalow, built in 1928, is not exactly an expanding space - 1224 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 1 ½ baths and a majestic fireplace in the living room. Based on the appended to the list (which is $ 469,000, by the way), the garage could use some sprucing and small peek into the kitchen indicates functional amenities, standard-rent-apartments photos.

But who knows? Maybe that was the room where he perfected "No Such Thing" or wrote "Why Georgia." And considering that in 2010, after his concert in Lakewood, Mayer popped into Eddie's Attic for a new surprise performance, the day may come when the new owner hears an unexpected knock at the front door.