Briarcliff mansion in Atlanta, Georgia, was once the home of Coca-Cola heir Asa 'Buddy' Griggs Candler Jr who turned the fizzy drinks brand into a worldwide phenomenon following his father's death.
The millionaire was the son of Coca-Cola co-founder Asa Griggs Candler Sr. - who bought the business from inventor John Pemberton for $2,300 (£1,850) in 1891.
Under the heir's stewardship, business began to boom and Candler Jr. decided to sell Coca-Cola again in 1919 - netting the family further millions as he turned to real estate.
