DULUTH , Georgia ( CNN ) -- Neither the on-the-field fame nor the off-the-field notoriety of former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was enough to spark a bidding war for his suburban Atlanta mansion Tuesday . No one submitted the minimum $ 3.2 million bid for former Falcon Michael Vick 's Atlanta-area mansion . The multimillion-dollar home in Duluth was on the auction block Tuesday , but just three real estate agents showed up -- and one of them , Lance Hempen of Funari Realty , was a listing agent who had no clients interested in the property . No one offered a bid , so the auction ended before it began . The auction required a minimum bid of $ 3.2 million , with a deposit of $ 160,000 . Vick , 28 , is serving a 23-month sentence after pleading guilty in August 2007 to a federal conspiracy charge of bankrolling a dogfighting operation at a home he owned in Virginia . He is expected to be released early , possibly in May , and to serve the final two months or so of his sentence under home confinement , most likely in Virginia . No dogfights occurred in Duluth , 40 miles northeast of Atlanta . The home , in the upscale Sugarloaf Country Club community , has been on the market for more than a year . It has eight bedrooms , 11 bathrooms , a four-car garage and a movie theater , among other deluxe features . Narender Reddy of Metro Brokers/GMAC Real Estate said his client offered $ 3.2 million for the home two months ago , but the auction organizers said they wanted to see whether someone would offer more . Reddy said his client withdrew the bid but remains interested . `` Why would I let them use my offer as a benchmark ? '' Reddy asked . `` I wanted to see who was going to bid and what were they going to offer . '' He will advise his client to offer less money now , Reddy said . Seema Jain of Virtual Properties Realty also was on hand . She said that she has interested buyers but that they did n't want to bid if there was no competition . The next step is to be determined by the bankruptcy judge in Virginia who ordered the sale . Reddy said the price is too high for today 's economy . `` It is the economy that is dictating the price of the houses , and I 'm sure most of the people still think $ 3.2 million ... is higher than what the market can fetch , '' he said . Jain said no one seems turned off by Vick 's reputation . `` Nobody cares about who owns it . It 's just the product and the location , '' she said . Reddy said the home is `` well-built , has a lake view and an excellent floor plan . '' CNN 's Amanda Moyer and Deb Krajnak contributed to this report .
No one submitted minimum $ 3.2 million bid for Michael Vick 's mansion . Vick , former quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons , is in prison . Comment: Mansion in Duluth , Georgia , has eight bedrooms , 11 bathrooms .