Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined stretch of Grant Valley Road in Tuxedo Park, this 1.12-acre parcel places the Cherokee Town and Country Club just a short walk from your back door, while putting all that Buckhead Village has to offer in easy reach. The Atlanta History Center, the St. Regis, and world-class shopping and dining are all close by, offering a rare blend of complete privacy and ultimate convenience.
The land has historical significance to match. It was once part of the working farm behind the Grant family’s home – the house that is now the Cherokee Town and Country Club. The lot was passed down through multiple generations, and it is the last of the Grant family’s lots that has never been built on. The full account of the Grant family’s final Buckhead land holdings is part of our earlier coverage. Now the property is ready for its next story.
The foundational groundwork is well underway. Years of stream-buffer engineering and environmental review are complete, with active City of Atlanta and Georgia EPD approvals in place for a bridge crossing and a private driveway leading to the building site. Because these approvals were specifically granted for this lot, they remain valid for a new home design as long as the crossing is constructed as approved.
Plans are available! A complete set of drawings for a custom residence on this property have been designed by Castro Studio, and have passed City Building and Zoning reviews. They can be resubmitted, customized, or set aside entirely in favor of a new architect and a different vision. Under R-3 single-family zoning in South Tuxedo Park, the lot’s generous allowance leaves room for a pool and terrace well under the city’s coverage limit. Imagine building the perfect home right in the heart of Buckhead’s Tuxedo Park neighborhood. Dreams can come true!
South Tuxedo Park Neighborhood
South Tuxedo Park is a small neighborhood that combines just about everything you might move to Buckhead for. Valley Road alone has some of the most beautiful homes in Buckhead, with similarly wonderful homes on nearby streets.
The Cherokee Town & Country Club and the entire South Tuxedo Park neighborhood was once the 100 acre estate of the Grant family. John W. Grant and his wife Annie Inman Grant operated a farm on the property and built their home (which is now part of the Cherokee Club House) there in 1917.
Today the Cherokee Club sits in the center of the neighborhood and offers its members swimming, tennis, and more. The Atlanta History Center includes 35 acres of gardens and walking trails in addition to the fascinating displays and artifacts inside.
The southeastern tip of South Tuxedo Park includes many of Buckhead’s favorite shopping options. The adjacent Buckhead Village is home to the finest collection of high-end dining and retail in Georgia. Neighbors love Lucy’s Market, the Buckhead Butcher, and Whole Foods to name a few.