Located on 23+/- gated and fenced acres bordering the Chattahoochee River, this property is a virtual oasis minutes from the hubbub of the city. Each magnificent home is sited in its own private gardens with pool. There are extensive gardens and woodlands, a perennial garden, soccer field, lighted tennis court, family field house, putting green, Olympic Park fountain, classic car collection garage, gazebo, and security cameras. Set within the cut limestone of the Manor House front facade, mahogany windows grace the many gables and dormers, concealing the structure’s overall length and size. One of the more prominent features is a custom octagonal sun room with hand-carved trusses and finials. A wooden trellis, set atop stone columns, runs the entire length of a lap pool and connects the main house to a nearby summer house. The Manor House features a master suite on the main level, a great room modeled after a medieval hall with clerestory windows, heavy timber trusses and a massive fireplace, an elevator, a separate mother in law/nanny apartment/large office and four car garage, as well as an entertainment-filled terrace (lower) level with a recreation/game area, climbing wall room, exercise room and media room. Riverly House is a home designed by the noted architect Lewis Crook, depicting classic charm of the South. Rows of mature magnolia trees on both sides of the driveway lead to the entrance of this stately, nearly eighty-year old home. The circular motor court leads you to the beautiful columned entry and sprawl of the home. Renovations and additions to the “Riverly” house began in 1998 and upon completion, successfully preserved the home’s original beauty while offering the new owners all the comforts of today’s modern conveniences. Separate pool and pool house with 2 bedrooms, kitchen/family room. The Tudor Home is situated on an angle which, with the addition of the porte cochere, gives the entry a more enclosed, intimate feel. Cast stone accents and ornamentation, overlapping gables and multiple chimneys provide depth and interest to the brick exterior of this modern interpretation of a Tudor home. The most stunning feature of the facade is a stepped wall of leaded glass that floods the main stair and dining room with colorful prisms of light. Dramatic columns and arches are a recurring design element that are used to open interior spaces and provide an elegant backdrop for the homeowner’s wide ranging collection of art. The Tudor House features a guest suite on the main level. Terrace level has media room, ballroom, 2nd family room/kitchen, and wine cellar. Each house has a walk-out area from the main level to a private back yard. The "details" provided for this property are only for the Manor House. CAROL DEAN DAVIS 404-824-4100 caroldean@atlantafinehomes.com BETSY AKERS 404-372-8144
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