For those who prefer their $7.75-million-dollar estates relatively modest, this four-bedroom traditional by Keith Summerour is more classy than gaudy, with elegant stone and woodwork throughout. With a recent addition by Norman Askins, other property features include a wood-paneled sunroom with second-floor library, wine cellar, glass-walled recreation room, “fabulous” gardens, and a swimming pool. Epitomizing classic architecture, this 1920s traditional in Brookhaven across from the Capital City Club has five bedrooms and six bathrooms for $6.66 million.
Built as the personal home of the developer of Tuxedo Park, this 1930 Tudor-style home features seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms for $5.68 million. And it’s asking a million Sitting adjacent to the Blue Heron Nature Preserve, this 1939 Colonial home features five bedrooms and seven bathrooms in two stories for $6.2 million. The six-bedroom, 11,380-square-foot estate contains a two-story great room, library, wine cellar, dining room, and swimming pool. For $7.9 million, potential buyers also will enjoy a two-story living room, home gym, sauna, swimming pool, and hot tub. For $6.2 million, potential buyers will enjoy five bedrooms and seven bathrooms along with a library, master suite, and four-car garage. Residing on one of Buckhead’s highest points, it features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a third-level hangout complete with bar from the SS Normandie ocean liner, and a swimming pool with pavilion. Inside, five bedrooms and seven bathrooms join a two-story living room, a master bedroom that “will take your breath away,” and a home gym. Located in Buckhead/Peachtree Heights, this 2005 European home is outfitted with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms, plus home theater, wine cellar, and home gym. This new Peter Block-designed home oozes English Regency style and sophistication—that is, if this watercolor rendering is to be believed.
It also resides on its own pastoral horse farm, tucked in Buckhead off I-75. To learn more or opt-out, read our One particular, exclusive part of town dominates this list of ATL dream properties Buyers with megabucks to drop on Atlanta houses would be wise to peruse three outlandishly tony places: West Paces Ferry, Blackland, and Tuxedo roads. If that’s not enough room for guests and entertaining, there’s also a two-bedroom, two-bathroom guest house. Touted as a one-of-a-kind residence in the St. Regis Atlanta, unit 1840 boasts three bedrooms, four bathrooms, an office, an elevator entry, and an oversized master suite in 4,675 square feet. Priced at $10.8 million, this 1941 “iconic” home sits back on roughly five acres in Tuxedo Park, where it enjoys quite a bit of privacy. It’s being called the “most elegant home on the high-end market in Tuxedo Park.” Justin Bieber once reportedly had interest in buying this 16,000-square-foot Blackland Road stunner, which is currently listed for $9 million. Outside, a swimming pool and putting green provide plenty of entertainment. Located in Tuxedo Park, this 1999 English Manor encompasses 14,350 square feet in three levels. 2042 West Paces Ferry Rd NW. This custom estate from 2000 tucked at the end of a private drive spans an immense 13,500 square feet, with a basement so cool it includes a “jumping room.” Elsewhere, find a wine cellar, media room, “fabulous” gardens, separate summer house, and climbing wall. Those wanting to enjoy the country with the comforts of Buckhead will find the perfect match in this 1999 home.
Out back, a covered terrace accompanies a swimming pool and large yard complete with children’s playhouse.
It also resides on its own pastoral horse farm, tucked in Buckhead off I-75.
If that’s not enough room for guests and entertaining, there’s also a two-bedroom, two-bathroom guest house. For $6.2 million, potential buyers will enjoy five bedrooms and seven bathrooms along with a library, master suite, and four-car garage. This custom estate from 2000 tucked at the end of a private drive spans… Currently listed at $7.49 million, the home features a two-story marble foyer, library, recreation/game room, home theater, and massage room with steam shower.
The six-bedroom, 11,380-square-foot estate contains a two-story great room, library, wine cellar, dining room, and swimming pool. In addition, two guest houses, a tennis court, a swimming pool, a putting green, a playhouse, and six-car garage round out the perks. Those wanting to enjoy the country with the comforts of Buckhead will find the perfect match in this 1999 home. A relatively recent entry to Atlanta’s luxury market, this 2018 Mediterranean home currently lists for $7.85 million. All three, shockingly, are in Buckhead. Counting more than 9,000 square feet, this Tudor-style manse by Harrison Design has bagged awards since it finished in 2000, per the listing.
Epitomizing classic architecture, this 1920s traditional in Brookhaven across from the Capital City Club has five bedrooms and six bathrooms for $6.66 million.
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