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Sandy Springs home with saltwater pool, elevator all yours for $1.9M

By Fiza Pirani
Aug 10, 2016

Thinking of upgrading your family home to something a little more luxurious? Take a look at the latest Sandy Springs listing from Zillow.com.

This modern Sandy Springs home at 1110 Kingston Drive spans 10,286 square feet and includes six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and elevator access to each level.

You'll also find a saltwater pool in your private backyard with a sports court for some family fun.

Not enough? According to the listing, the home also has an exercise room, sauna and home theater for you entertainers.

If you're interested in this $1,850,000 estate, flip through the photo gallery above and find out more about the home on zillow.com. 

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Fiza Pirani is an Atlanta-based freelance writer and editor.

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