A 6,652 square-foot retreat situated on three lots in the heart of Buckhead is for sale.
The West Paces Ferry property, bought by Neville Isdell, former CEO of Coca-Cola, in 2005, is a 4-bed/4.5-bath beauty housed within wildlife—a rarity in this part of town. The home’s backyard begs to entertain guests with the late-addition Pavilion as the star of the show. Isdell hosted many personal and professional gatherings in the outdoor space, often recognized as its own private venue.
Designed by architect Ken Lynch and Mathew Quinn of Design Galleria, The Pavilion can fit up to 100 people with indoor and outdoor seating and dining areas. Retractable glass walls in the main living space open to a two-tiered pool and multi-level pool terrace. The outdoor barbeque, catering kitchen, children’s play area, putting green, and boules court further accommodate to hosting.
Step into the main house and feel surrounded by nature. Designed by late Atlanta architect, Henri Jova, known for designing the Carter Center and Atlanta City Hall, the décor is described as classical meets modern and radiates elegance. The floor-to-ceiling windows welcome natural light and the terra cotta and wood floor of the entryway foyer lend to the surroundings. For additional entertaining, the main residence’s dining room seats 12 and opens to a wooded terrace. Lynch, who designed The Pavilion, recently renovated the kitchen too, which features an informal seating area, fireplace, and glass enclosed breakfast nook.
Each of the four bedrooms accesses the great outdoors. On the main floor, the owner’s suite opens to a porch in the trees. The three second floor bedrooms open to private terraces.
And if being outside is too much, an indoor workout facility is also included.
The home is listed through Beckie Amos with Harry Norman, REALTORS®, and is located at 1925 West Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30327.
