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Atlanta interpretation of a French chateau
Gracey McKeown and architect Keith Summerour transformed a generic house plan into a deeply personalized French chateau-inspired estate in Buckhead.



![Buddy, McKeown's Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, likes to sleep in the cove of her limestone fireplace. "He's the biggest [Wheaten Terrier] I've ever seen," McKeown said. "I think his father was a miniature horse."](https://images.ajc.com/resizer/v2/T2Z6JDD3D2K3SKFEHY2NV3K7Q4.jpg?auth=9d4352bd35cb7780dc2f8c661e1edab4917cdd404d9ae37b20a8c1f4ff85f4a5&width=3840&height=2557&smart=true)




















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Text by KATIE LESLIE: Nearly a decade ago, Gracey McKeown purchased land in Buckhead with plans to build a deeply personalized home. With generic house plans given to her by a friend, she worked with architect Keith Summerour, who transformed the plan into a French chateau-inspired estate.
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