ATLANTA, GEORGIA - NOVEMBER 13: Rapper Young Thug speaks onstage at the 2021 REVOLT Summit at 787 Windsor on November 13, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)
Young Thug’s $3.1 million Atlanta mansion – which includes a movie theater, two living rooms and two wet bars – is officially on the market as the incarcerated rapper awaits his upcoming trial next week on federal RICO charges.
“An entertainer’s dream” the realtor William Munoz writes of the sprawling seven bedroom, nine bathroom home in the city’s upscale Buckhead district.
“💎Entertainer’s Dream💎 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, Movie Theater | 2 Living Room | 2 Wet Bars. All in Buckhead, minutes away from Phipps Plaza. 💰 $ 3️⃣,1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣”
Footage from inside the luxurious mansion shows amenities including an indoor pool, a jacuzzi and plenty of open space. Thug paid $2.75 million for the expansive residence back in September 2016.
The palatial marble-clad home also features a double-floor great room topped with a huge skylight window. The house was built in 2000, but it has sine been upgraded with chandeliers, light walls, and hardwood floors, according to American Luxury.
The mansion even includes a secret room and full security gates surrounding the property, making for an ideal home for high-profile homeowners..
Those interested in purchasing Thugger’s home can do so through its Zillow listing here.
Meanwhile, the 31-year-old has been unable to enjoy the home as he awaits trial on the aforementioned RICO case. Authorities claim Thug was the leader of YSL – a violent street gang – cofounded by Thug in the mid-2010s.
Over a half-dozen of his 27 co-defendants have already taken plea deals in the case. Thugger’s trial is set to begin on January 9, 2023.
Gunna, one of Thug’s YSL co-defendants, was released from prison last month after pleading guilty to racketeering charges, The Shade Room reported, with his sentence having been commuted to time served.
Gunna pleaded guilty to RICO racketeering conspiracy and gang related charges.
While many of his co-defendants have taken plea deals, Thug’s father urged his son not to accept a plea if offered just days ahead of the highly publicized trial.
“My son is not guilty of a lot of things that these people probably sayin’ about him,” Jeffrey Williams Sr. shared in an interview.
“As a father, if they came to him with a plea deal and he left it up to me to give him the advice. I would tell him, ‘No.’”
Last week, The Shade Room reported that YFN Lucci will not be taking the stand against Young Thug, per his attorney. In a statement to TMZ, Drew Findling said prosecutors had not named Lucci–government name Rayshawn Bennett–as a witness.
Thug recently scored a legal win after a judge granted a motion to suppress evidence during a hearing two weeks ago. It was his first court appearance in months for his RICO Act case involving Young Slime Life (YSL). His team was in court to secure the return of Thugger’s property.
Police seized a cell phone, computer, and a ‘small amount’ of marijuana from Thug’s home in 2015. His legal team argued that the search was ‘illegal.’ They requested that recovered evidence shouldn’t be used in the trial. Judge Ural Glanville agreed.
