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$4.7 million Atlanta mansion allows tasteful, spacious living

By Kyle Nazario
June 2, 2016

You can't buy happiness, but $4.7 million can buy you taste.

A spacious 6,412-square foot home on Paces Ridge near Westminster recently went on sale for $4.7 million. As you can see in the gallery above, the home's architecture and interior make it a lavish purchase.

The house was completely rennovated in 2014 by Atlanta architect Brad Heppner since it was last sold in 2011. It includes 7 full bathrooms, 2 half baths, hardwood floors, a pool, porch, patio and 2-acre private lot.

Read the full listing or watch the virtual tour for more.

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