On the best stretch of the most prestigious street in Atlanta, this recently refreshed Tuxedo Park residence sits on a private hilltop site offering total privacy and 2.62 acres. Just three minutes from the shopping and dining of Buckhead Village. The home has been refreshed throughout, with a newly renovated kitchen, fresh paint, and a floor plan designed for easy main floor living and extra spaces on the upper and lower floors for when you need it.
A circular foyer and a sweeping floating staircase set the tone. The main level is the heart of the home, anchored by a primary suite with its own fireplace and a large backyard that flows directly out from the main-level terrace. Five fireplaces are spread across the principal rooms: the formal living room, the library, the keeping room, and the primary suite among them, with a formal dining room, a prep kitchen, and a powder room rounding out the main floor. The indoor-outdoor connection is excellent with a large stone terrace off the main level flowing out to a generous level lawn.
The second floor includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A finished terrace level holds a media room with projector and theater space, a wet bar, an office area, a guest suite, and additional storage. Across two stories and 5,876 square feet, the home offers five bedrooms and five and a half baths.
Set within Buckhead’s Jackson Elementary, Sutton Middle, and North Atlanta High school zones, with a voluntary HOA, 140 Valley Road is available immediately and partially furnished. Lease terms are available from a single month up to 24 months, an unusually flexible arrangement for a home of this caliber on the best street in Buckhead. Pricing reflects a 12-month lease and shorter terms are available at a higher price.
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Park is the undisputed top-shelf neighborhood in Buckhead. The rich history of this area goes deeper than many residents may realize. This early Atlanta suburb was only woods and farmland at the beginning of the 20th century, but that quickly changed. Wealthy Atlantans began building homes along Paces Ferry around 1904, many used as summer or country estates with farm animals and extensive gardens. Tuxedo Park expanded North several blocks from there and has kept its refined Southern elegance ever since.
The Tuxedo Park Civic Association holds social events, hires private security officers, and generally keeps the neighborhood connected despite the mostly gated and secluded estates. With its historic mansions and picturesque landscaping, Tuxedo Park is aptly named for this sophisticated neighborhood of magnificent residences. Some of the finest estates in Buckhead are located in the prestigious Tuxedo Park neighborhood.
Although the city of Atlanta has grown to surround this once-remote area, the neighborhood still maintains an aura of seclusion and escape. The manicured grounds and varied architecture of the homes give the neighborhood a formal air befitting its name.
