2858 N Hills Drive NE

Exceptional, renovated home with pool in sought-after Garden Hills. The exterior of this classic home has a 1920’s brick bungalow vibe, with cedar shingle roof, copper gutters, and clinker brick, yet the interior is open and light-filled, with a happy surprise at every turn. Local architect Eric Rothman designed this inspired renovation, with construction by Hammersmith. The fireside living room opens to a dining room that can seat 10-12. The kitchen features top-of-the-line stainless appliances, Calacatta marble countertops, and an island that seats four with honed black granite counter and a second sink. With custom wood cabinets, this is a renovation that will stand the test of time. The kitchen opens to a wet bar and an impressive family room, with skylights in the vaulted beamed ceiling and three sets of iron French doors - two to individual balconies and one to an ipe deck. This room and the deck overlook a serene backyard with a heated UV pool that includes two sheer waterfalls, an 'endless' spa, and a stone patio. A whimsical hand-forged garden gate leads to this oasis in the city, and at night the backyard and pool shimmer with outdoor lighting. The primary suite is upstairs and has a vaulted ceiling, a sitting area, and custom dual walk-in closets. The primary bathroom features dual vanities, a separate makeup counter, a jetted tub, and a large shower with dual showerheads and a bench. The lower level includes a multipurpose bedroom/yoga studio/exercise space with a roll-up wall of windows that can be opened to the fresh air, a rubber-tiled floor, and brick walls. Also on this level is a second family room with a stacked-stone fireplace, bookshelves, and access to the garage. A bathroom with a separate jetted tub and shower is accessed by the multipurpose room and the family room. Walk to three neighborhood parks, a playground, soccer field, and lighted tennis courts. Close to schools, shopping, and great local dining, this is Garden Hills - a one-of-a-kind neighborhood right in the heart of Buckhead.