Even from afar, one thing is clear with this 1957 Buckhead midcentury modern: It’s got potential.
Listed at $735,000 (ouch), this four-bedroom, four-bathroom dwelling was designed by Henry Howard Smith — son and partner of Francis Palmer Smith (the first dean of architecture at Georgia Tech).
The listing boasts of it as a "renovators dream house with fabulous bones!!" That’s two exclamation points, folks, and judging by the photos, both earned.
The home sits on a half-acre yard with stone patios, surrounded by hardwoods.
Also worth noting: the sunroom on the main floor, 11-foot ceilings with exposed beams, and that old midcentury modern standby: the wall of windows.
Gorgeous place with lots of potential, but will the prospective homebuyer be willing to shell out 3⁄4 of a million bucks for it? Let's hope that price quiets any talk of a teardown here.
- 3322 Pinestream Road NW [Zillow]
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