Colonial, Traditional

This all American masterpiece, with its welcoming personality, its strong emphasis on architectural details, its quiet elegance and gracious refinement, is truly a breath of fresh air! Built in 1918, it is a beautifully appointed and highly functional Dutch Colonial Revival home, sitting prominently on a fabulous 3/4 acre lot on one of Buckhead’s quietest, most desirable streets. In 2007, renovations were lovingly and meticulously undertaken by the current owners, along with the talented team of Summerour Architects and Carter Kay Interiors. These renovations and additions have added numerous modern amenities to the home, while respecting the timeless appeal of the original residence. As well as adding an exceptionally special fireside Screened Porch, which covers one entire side of the house, and an impeccable Kitchen, which has been featured in 3 magazines, a major part of the 2007 renovation included excavating the lower level of the residence to create a finished basement; and it is a marvel! With 10' ceilings throughout, the rooms include a stone-floored Rec Room, a Media/Yoga Room, a Full Bath with steam shower, and a 12'x40' Exercise Room. The piece de resistance of the basement expansion is the extraordinary "old world" wine cellar, which can hold over 1500 bottles. The property itself is amazing! A cobblestone drive leads to the security gate which opens to a private back yard haven. There you find an historic carriage house (now a two-story guest house), a two-car detached garage, a large, flat play yard, and a secluded swimming pool. The guest house provides one or two bedrooms, two full baths and is large enough for a home office or significant rental. The garage is over-sized and conditioned, creating usable workshop space. A bluestone patio with built-in barbecue leads from the driveway to the Kitchen Vestibule and Sunroom. The yard is fully fenced and irrigated, and there is a whole house generator.