Welcome to an icon of Midtown—where modern-antebellum elegance and resort-style amenities meet on the largest residential lot in the Garden District. Tucked quietly away from the street, yet instantly recognizable from the BeltLine, this residence commands attention with its double-height verandas, elevated site, and a one-of-a-kind widow’s walk offering sweeping 360° skyline views and sunsets you won’t forget.

Completed in 2017 and thoughtfully expanded since, the home unfolds across 6,898 finished square feet on four levels, delivering eight bedrooms and seven and a half baths. The classic facade is lined with eight sets of French doors, flooding the main floor with light and opening directly onto the verandas. Ten-foot ceilings crown the main level, which also boasts its own laundry for added convenience.

Step outside to a heated salt-water pool, perfectly positioned for privacy and effortless entertaining, with two additional sets of French doors leading to the backyard oasis.

The vaulted owner’s retreat is a world unto itself—enjoy serene pool views, direct access to the veranda, a separate sitting room with a mini wet bar, and a private connection to an adjoining bedroom ideal for a nursery or home office.

On the third floor, another laundry room—complete with a sink and generous folding space—makes everyday living seamless. The fourth level offers two spacious bedrooms, abundant attic storage, a Jack-and-Jill bath, and access to the rooftop deck, where the city unfolds in every direction.

Downstairs, host guests in a private suite, stay active in the professional gym, unwind in the steam shower, and rest easy with a concrete-encased panic room. The three-car garage is EV-ready for modern convenience.

Estate-scale grounds blend with Midtown’s walkability: stroll three minutes to the Eastside BeltLine Trail, Home Depot, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Ponce City Market; Piedmont Park is just a ten-minute walk away.

This is more than a home—it’s Midtown’s landmark estate, offering rare land, unforgettable views, and the kind of privacy and access that’s only possible here.