Shaq can stretch out near Atlanta
A guesthouse with a deck is adjacent to the main house. Across the grounds, a raised patio contains a swimming pool and outdoor living and dining areas.
Agron bought the house four years ago for $1.05 million, records show.
Patricia Ruben of Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent. Emily Karaszewski, also with Sotheby’s, represented the buyer.
Agron, 30, has TV credits that include “Veronica Mars” and “Heroes.” She has appeared in such films as “I Am Number Four” (2011) and “Zipper” (2015).
NBA great finds Southern comfort
Shaquille O'Neal, man of many nicknames, can now stake claim to a new moniker: The Big Peach.
The retired professional basketball player turned television analyst has bought an estate about 30 miles southeast of Atlanta for $1.15 million.
Found in the McDonough area, the property includes two homes, a three-stall barn and a swimming pool on more than 14 park-like acres. A large workshop is attached to the barn.
The main house, a brick-lined traditional built in 2008, has a two-story foyer, an office and a master suite with two oversized walk-in closets. A 12-seat home theater, a game room and a gym lie within a finished basement level.
Outdoors, across from the swimming pool, the second home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an attached sun porch. The two houses combine for a total of eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms in more than 7,400 square feet of space.
Rolling lawns and mature trees fill the grounds. A large motor court sits off the entrance to the home.
The property came to market two years ago for $1.275 million, records show. It previously changed hands in 2006 for $439,000.
Ron Chastain of Keller Williams Realty, Atlanta Partners, was the listing agent, according to the Multiple Listing Service. RE/ MAX Around Atlanta Partners represented the buyer.
O’Neal, 44, won three consecutive NBA titles with the Lakers from 2000-02 and added a fourth with the Miami Heat in 2006. A 15-time all-star, he retired in 2011 after 19 seasons. He’s an analyst for “Inside the NBA” and hosts “The Big Podcast With Shaq.”