Original owner, custom-built brick home with incredible space and potential in a prime Peachtree Corners location. Tucked on a quiet street with no HOA, this thoughtfully designed home offers 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a desirable primary suite on the
Tucked away on a private backyard lot in the City of Berkeley Lake, this extensively renovated home offers the rare combination of established neighborhood charm and the feeling of brand-new living. With more than $200,000 invested in updates and improvements,
Located within the established Flowers Crossing swim and tennis community and tucked into a quiet lower cul-de-sac in the sought after Brookwood School District, this home offers a combination of privacy, usable space, and a setting that feels increasingly rare
Click Photo to see Lifestyle Video or see details below! Tucked into the sought-after Hermitage section of Berkeley Lake, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers the kind of everyday living that just feels right-from quiet mornings with coffee on the porch
Lifestyle video :: Click the photo :: or read about this home below! There is something rare about life on Berkeley Lake—quiet, connected, and deeply rooted in the calm of the water. Set on nearly 3/4 of an acre with
You’ve sold your home and purchased a new one. Everything about this move is exciting to you. Perhaps you’re relocating for a new job or more room, a new neighborhood to explore and even better schools for your children. While
Thinking about moving to Atlanta, Georgia? Hold your horses! Here are five reasons why you should absolutely not make the move to this city. (Or maybe they’re actually reasons you should—read on to find out!)
Are you thinking about making the big move to Atlanta, Georgia? Welcome to the city where Southern charm meets bustling urban life! Before you pack your bags and head to the land of peaches, sweet tea, and Coca-Cola, let’s dive
Atlanta, Georgia is a city that has been growing in popularity over the past few years due to its diverse culture, thriving job market, and relatively affordable cost of living. As a result, many first-time homebuyers are considering Atlanta as
You’re out on a Sunday afternoon looking at open houses in your favorite neighborhoods. You aren’t really serious. You are “just looking”. You see a cute house with great curb appeal, so you stop by. You fall in love with the
