The days of ubiquitous carpeting and dated wood paneling are behind this 1960s hillside property in Sandy Springs, but that’s not to say it doesn’t retain a certain inimitable grooviness—and Wrightian influences—from the era.
Built in 1965 off Northside Drive, between Chastain Park and Interstate 285, the two-level midcentury modern was extensively renovated last year by LDK for Home + Garden, an Atlanta-based interior design studio, alongside architect Rick Bizot.
“Our goal was to maintain the home’s spacious rooms while creating new areas to support a growing family,” while tackling “significant” architectural issues inside, wrote the firm’s Linda Dove Keenan of the project.
The home’s original architect isn’t known, at least for now. We’ve checked with longtime Atlanta architects, the design team, and others—and nobody is sure.
It’s being listed for sale next week for $1.49 million, and marketers have shared photos and background in advance. Highlights below.
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More “before” photos of the home and grounds can be found here.
Counting four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms among 3,712 square feet, it last sold in fall 2016 for $652,000, according to property records.
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