3057 RIDGEWOOD ROAD ATL A NTA , GA 30 3 2 7
O V E RV I E W Original construction in 1938 Designed by James C. Wise, who was the architect for the Swan Coach House conversion Three renovations and expansions since 1992 by Chicago architect Robert Neyland 1.3 Acre lot with mature hardwoods, stately landscaping and areas for entertaining and play Expansive terrace overlooking salt water pool and spa 4 Bedrooms/ 5.5 Baths Three finished levels Hardwood floors throughout 2+ staircases Streamlined design with Art Deco design elements Neutral palette Expansive terrace opens to dining room, great room and dining room 3-Car Detached Garage
FIRST FLOOR Open, two-story foyer with view of expansive terrace overlooking pool and yard Original iron staircase railing in foyer Formal living room with vintage French mantel opens to window-filled music room with arched ceiling and windows Library/Study adjacent to living room Half bath with honed limestone floor and vanity, hammered aluminum sink Dining room has French steel doors which open to terrace overlooking pool and lawn Expansive bedroom suite on main level has bath and sitting room Kitchen features fireplace, honed granite countertops, custom quarter sawn oak cabinets Viking 6-burner stove with grill, double ovens, Viking refrigerator, Bosh dishwasher, ice maker Walk in pantry Bar area with sink Double fireplace shared by kitchen and casual dining area with limestone mantel and hearth Hand-forged steel spiral staircase Beautiful floor to ceiling built-in cabinets in family dining area Great room features cast iron fireplace, steel windows with transoms, two sets of French steel doors which open to terrace for ideal indoor/outdoor entertaining flow Powder room with honed travertine flooring and vanity Two staircases plus an additional staircase to lower level
SECOND FLOOR Three bedrooms with ensuite baths and den on second floor Second floor laundry room Floored walk-up attic with staircase Plentiful and large closets in all bedrooms Principal bedroom features iron doors which open to roof terrace, large walk-in closet Front secondary bedroom features curved wall, vanity area with glass tile surround and console ceramic sink Back secondary bedroom features view to pool and grounds, honed slate flooring, lighting sourced from 1930’s theater Large den or study room Expansive landing with Juliet balcony overlooking front lawn
L OW E R L E V E L 1930s Industrial design incorporating exposed piping and beams Steel doors to exterior Family game room Full bath Workout/media room Large unfinished space for storage and/or expansion Laundry connection and sink Vintage industrial cage lighting salvaged from a Georgia cotton mill Mantel sourced in Chicago from the 1930’s Expansive storage area. Two staircases to main level.
EXTERIOR & SYSTEMS 4-Sided brick exterior with painted veneer Slate roof, lead-coated copper flashing Steel doors and casement windows throughout, limestone lintels Solid Mahogany front door Juliet balcony and bedroom terrace feature original bronze railing Art Deco period elevator door was used to fabricate gate leading to terrace Custom fabricated steel railings and decoration on terrace with Art Deco motif Limestone lintels over doors and windows Five systems, zoned Two newly-installed 45-gallon hot water heaters Security system
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THE ARCHITECTS JAMES C. WISE A graduate of Georgia Tech, James C. Wise began his career as draftsman, and later became an architect at G. Lloyd Preacher and Company, the firm that designed Atlanta City Hall. After serving in World War II, he designed many commercial and public buildings in Atlanta and other cities. After establishing Wise, Simpson, Aiken and Associates in 1958, Mr. Wise designed many homes in Buckhead, including numerous homes on Habersham Way, Peachtree Battle Avenue and Ridgewood Road, as well as Loring Heights and Avondale Estates. In 1966 he designed a reconfiguration of the garage and servant quarters of the Edward Inman House (Swan House) for use as a luncheon room and gift shop, now known as the Swan Coach House. His firm also designed many commercial and institutional buildings including Fulmer Residence Hall at Georgia Tech, The Georgia School for the Blind in Macon, and medical buildings throughout Atlanta
RO B E RT J. N E Y L A N Robert J. Neylan Architects, Ltd. is an award-winning residential design firm based in Chicago, specializing in architectural design of new homes and renovation/restoration of existing ones. With a modernist vision, the firm has a commitment to sustainable design, and integrating homes into the existing landscape to create privacy yet welcome natural light. Mr. Neyland has received numerous awards for his projects across the country, and is particularly recognized for his use of space to define light and movement, while incorporating timeless architectural details.
A WA R D S Best Compact Project - LaCantina Competition (2020) Best of Houzz (2015, 2016,2017, 2020) The Design Bureau Top 100 Designers (July 2014) D Magazine Ten Most Beautiful Homes In Dallas (2014) AIA Distinguished Building Award (2006) Western Interiors The List (June 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) Subzero/Wolf Kitchen Design Contest Winner (2006/2007) Associated Builders Residential (2004) UMCA Golden Trowel Award (2004)
3057 RIDGEWOOD ROAD
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