Hawks' Jeff Teague selling posh Buckhead condo

Hawks All-Star point guard Jeff Teague has put his condo atop Buckhead's Terminus Building on the market.

The stylish 4,000-square foot refurbished penthouse has been on sale since November for $2.18 million.

Teague signed a four-year, $32 million contract with the team in 2013. He has struggled of late, and been the subject of recent trade rumors.

The home, which features a spacious outdoor area that overlooks the city skyline, was once owned by Music Midtown co-founder Peter Conlon. Teague has owned the property for just over a year and refurbished it to a more modern taste.

The 3-bedroom, 3.5 bath condo features an open space plan. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer views from most every room.

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