Glimpse this $1 million furnished condo in the heart of Buckhead

Private Quarters

Glimpse this $1 million furnished condo in the heart of Buckhead

The kitchen features a gas cooking and hidden walk-in pantry.

You won't have to worry about where to store your pots, pans and other kitchen items.

Modern fixtures are offered in the bathroom.

A separate dining area is adjacent to the kitchen.

The primary bathroom provides lots of space along with a separate soaking tub and shower.

The main bedroom offers a view of Buckhead.

Tight spaces are not a worry in the primary bedroom.

There's an eat-in kitchen in the condo.

The primary bath has a shower featuring a rain shower head.

Store clothes for every season in the large walk-in closet.

Relax and enjoy the views in the living area next to the dining space.

A large great room with a fireplace.

A den offers a quiet retreat.

A second bedroom in the condo.

Glimpse the views from above.

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The kitchen features a gas cooking and hidden walk-in pantry.

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