This weeks property has been called ‘one of, if not the finest gated estate to become available in Atlanta.’ The title may seem a little farfetched until you see photos of the impeccable gardens and equally as impressive house. Spanning 8.2 acres, the immaculate landscape, ponds, waterfalls, gazebos, fountains, and delightful koi fish look like something out of a dream. A putting green, swimming pool, tennis courts, pool house with outdoor bar and hot tub are also spread around the property.
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Curb appeal matters, whether you’re trying to sell your home or you’re just vying for that coveted Yard of the Month award. If your home has unkempt landscaping, peeling paint or missing shingles, then you may need to make some repairs to add curb appeal. The good news is that enhancing your home’s curb appeal doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. With these budget-friendly renovations, you can makeover your home’s exterior to create a finished exterior look you can truly be proud of.
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Summer is here and that means many local favorite farmers markets in Atlanta are open for business. Shopping at the farmers market is not only a great way to help promote sustainable farms and local businesses, but it’s a fun way to spend an afternoon with family or friends. Fortunately, here in the Atlanta metro area we have several great markets to choose from. Here are our picks for the top 10 markets in the metro area.
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Atlanta may be one of the largest urban sprawls, but it was recently ranked the 8th most walkable city in a study conducted by researchers at George Washington University and LOCUS, a development group linked to Smart Growth America. Rather than assessing each city as a whole, researchers identified walkable areas in the metro regions, which they called “WalkUPs”. They found 588 total WalkUPs in the U.S.’s 30 largest metro areas, and of those, 27 WalkUPs are located in metro Atlanta.
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‘Terrible Real Estate Pictures’ is a collection of the worst of the worst when it comes to showcasing properties. They are inexplicably bad property photos that include everything from strange furnishings to unexpected house guests that must make selling the home extremely tough.
The real estate agent said he heard this was a great property.
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Still looking for a fun way to celebrate the 4th of July with the family? There are so many great, kid-friendly Independence Day celebrations happening this weekend around Atlanta. Here are just a few of our favorites to help you and your family decide! Happy 4th of July everyone!
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Are you looking for the perfect place to escape the city for a weekend? Just a four hour drive from Atlanta, Savannah is the ideal weekend getaway. With it’s historic charm, delicious food, and great shopping, it’s no wonder why Savannah is considered “The Hostess City of The South.” Check out some of our favorite places to go and things to do in Savannah, so you can start planning your own weekend getaway!
Savannah in the Spring
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‘Terrible Real Estate Pictures’ is a collection of the worst of the worst when it comes to showcasing properties. They are inexplicably bad property photos that include everything from unlikely photobombers to strange rooms that must make selling the home extremely tough.
The property comes fully furnished, including window treatments.
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Atlanta’s Music Midtown Festival has announced its’ star-studded lineup for this year. The featured headliners for the 21st annual event are Eminem, Zac Brown Band, John Mayer, and Jack White. There are plenty of supporting acts lined up and more will be announced before the concert.
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Leave a comment The Atlanta transit system could be taking a few unexpected turns. Between MARTA’s Connect 400 proposal and the new Atlanta Streetcar, Atlanta traffic could become a thing of the past.
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