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$1.8M buys 1923 mansion among ‘most elegant homes in Druid Hills’

The home at Springdale Road is described as "one of the most elegant homes in Druid Hills."
The home at Springdale Road is described as "one of the most elegant homes in Druid Hills."
By Joshua Sharpe
March 17, 2017

The listing agent calls the home at 1202 Springdale Road, a house built in 1923 with intricate plaster molding and chandeliers, “one of the most elegant homes in Druid Hills.”

Listed on Zillow.com for $1.8 million, the home features an oval side entry foyer with six floor-to-ceiling archways and a living room with 13-foot ceilings.

The 4-bed, 3.5-bath home also has French doors leading to a bricked veranda overlooking a sweeping front yard and a pool. Then there are the four fireplaces and the elevator.

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