Set on two private acres in Tuxedo Park, this estate has been reimagined from the studs over the past year into something Buckhead has not seen before: four floors, each designed around a different rhythm of daily life. The main level entertains at scale—a two-story Great Room flooded with natural light, a chef’s kitchen paired with a separate commercial catering kitchen, a family room with a pool table under 18-foot ceilings, and a primary suite built as a destination unto itself. Upstairs, private quarters anchored by a second primary suite. Above that, a full floor devoted to wellness. Below, a terrace level given over to fun and games: bowling alley, arcade, theater, and multi-sport simulator. Some homes are built to impress. This one was built to be lived in—fully and without compromise.
The Grounds
Georgian columns frame the front entry. Separate gated motor courts—one for family, one for guests—ensure arrivals are as considered as everything else, with four garages behind them for the collection.
Around back, the property reveals itself in layers. A regulation sport court handles basketball, pickleball, and whatever else the day calls for. Beyond it, a lawn the size of a soccer field stretches to the tree line, completely private on all sides. The pool complex is unlike anything in Buckhead: an infinity lap pool spills into a lower pool with a lounging shelf sized for water volleyball, while a hidden swim tunnel opens onto a private cove surrounding a sunken fire pit. Gas torches and color-changing LEDs transform the space into something almost theatrical after dark.
The Main Level
The main floor is flooded with natural light, anchored by a two-story Great Room and a kitchen designed for both everyday life and grand-scale entertaining—complete with a separate commercial chef’s kitchen adjacent for catering and events. The family room, with its bar, pool table, and 18-foot ceilings, strikes that rare balance of impressive and inviting. The biggest challenge here is deciding where to spend your time.
Tucked behind that openness sits a quieter counterweight: an intimate dining room, library, and office finished in rich, moody tones—a deliberate contrast to the brightness throughout the rest of the home.
The main-floor primary suite is a destination unto itself, with a spa-caliber bathroom and custom closet that redefine the standard.
The Upper Level
A second primary suite answers the one below, with generous closet space and a bathroom every bit as luxurious. On separate floors, the two give multigenerational households and long-term guests real autonomy.
Three additional bedroom suites each include their own sitting rooms under 12-foot ceilings, giving every family member or guest the kind of proportions usually reserved for primary suites elsewhere. A dedicated office and a commercial laundry room complete the floor.
The Wellness Level
The third floor is its own world. A gym lined with windows overlooks the backyard and the forest beyond, with a rubber floor underfoot and vaulted ceilings above—the kind of space that turns morning workouts into their own reward. A massage room for two sits at the center. An infrared sauna, a cold plunge, and an artfully designed steam room with ergonomic seating for several round out the therapy suite.
The register up here is deliberately different from the rest of the home: quiet, restorative, zen.
The Terrace Level
The terrace level is pure recreation. A two-lane bowling alley. An arcade. A bar and lounge. An immersive cinema-style theater with stadium seating. A golf simulator. A bunk room where kids can spend entire weekends without coming up for air—and with direct walkout access to the backyard, they won’t have to.
This is a home for those who believe you only live once and intend to make the most of it.
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.