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Home Heritage Homes 1929 Tuxedo Park Tudor Revival Reduced to $4.75M in Atlanta, GA (PHOTOS)

1929 Tuxedo Park Tudor Revival Reduced to $4.75M in Atlanta, GA (PHOTOS)

1929 Tuxedo Park Tudor Revival Reduced to $4.75M in Atlanta, GA

$4,750,000 | Built 1929 | 7,676 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 4.5+ Baths | 2.71 Acres
3655 Tuxedo Road Northwest, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30305
Situated on 2.71 acres in the sought-after neighbourhood of Tuxedo Park in Atlanta, Georgia, this spectacular Tudor Revival was recently reduced to $4.75 million. Built in 1929, the main house was renovated by architect Norman Askins and exudes warmth and charm with its many special living spaces and beautiful entertaining rooms. The sophistication is accentuated by the elegant decor, updated kitchen, and perfect space layout. Upstairs, the owners have turned one bedroom and bathroom into an office adjoining the master suite with its beautiful bathroom and large his and her closets. Lots of natural light is a feature throughout the home. The attached three-car garage is also designed as a party room with a vaulted ceiling, chandeliers, and recessed lighting. Outside you’ll find a covered porch on the back of the house and an outdoor fireplace that features beautiful stonework.
Just a few steps away is a charming guest house with a home office, a guest suite with a kitchenette, and a golf simulator room. Meander through the carefully planned gardens by Ryan Gainey to the pool and pool house with a full kitchen and large living room as well as lots of finished space above for storage. Adjoining the pool area is the regulation size tennis court and gorgeous parterre gardens perfect for an evening dinner party. Other amenities include a generator, 5 HVAC units with HEPA filters and dehumidifiers for allergy and home clean air systems, Crestron, front and back gates, state of the art commercial-grade security systems with cameras, well irrigation, and a putting green. This beautiful home is on the market for $4.75 million with Betsy Akers of .


























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