Tucked behind its gated entrance in the heart of North Buckhead, this custom-built Tudor blends timeless architecture with exceptional craftsmanship. The landscaped grounds are anchored by a heated pool and spa with cascading waterfalls, creating a serene centerpiece for outdoor living. Inside, the home’s generous proportions, high ceilings, and detailed moldings set an elegant tone. The main level was designed for gatherings, with a great room featuring beamed ceilings, a striking fireplace, and six sets of French doors that open to a covered veranda with its own fireplace and space for dining and lounging. The chef’s kitchen offers a large central island, rich stain-grade cabinetry, and professional integrated appliances, with a fully equipped butler’s pantry connecting to the formal dining room. A private home office, playroom, or formal living room completes the main level’s versatility. Upstairs, five ensuite bedrooms each offer vaulted ceilings and walk-in closets. The primary suite stands out with beamed and vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, custom closets, and a spa-inspired bath with dual vanities, a morning bar, soaking tub, and frameless glassed steam shower. The finished terrace level with a fireplace is made for entertaining, with an open recreation and media space that walks out to the pool, a handsome bar with wine storage, fridge and dishwasher, a gym, two full baths and a guest suite. The lower veranda adds another fireplace, built-in kitchen, pool bath, outdoor speakers, and landscape lighting for evenings by the pool. Additional features include a three-car garage, full house generator, full house water filtration system, gated motor court and elevator access to all three levels. Located in the Sarah Smith Elementary district, the home is minutes from Chastain Park, Capital City Club, top shopping and dining, and major highways.

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