ATLANTA — Eighteenth-century Pennsylvania farmhouses are desirable places in which to live. The problem is, there aren’t any in Atlanta. Obviously.
But there is the next best thing: A stone estate inspired by an 18th century Pennsylvania farmhouse.
One recently came on the market in Buckhead for $5.99 million. The 1035 Nawench Drive home is being sold by owner Pat Dye Jr., a longtime sports agent and son of the legendary former Auburn coach by the same name.
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Listing agent Sam Bayne called it “one of the most beautiful homes” he’s seen over his 17-year career in real estate.
But don't take his word for it. See for yourself.
The 11,000-square-foot home has six bedrooms, as many bathrooms and four half-baths.
You’ll find 100-year-old reclaimed heart pine flooring and beams, 10.5-foot ceilings and a master suite on the 2.3-acre property.
Also included in the enormous home is a guest suite over a three-car garage and an attic that's been converted to a play area.
Features include a wine cellar, a gym and a long, tree-lined driveway.
This article was written by Becca J.G. Godwin, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.