Living in Tuxedo Park
A newly reimagined whole-house renovation on an extraordinary 1.6-acre gated lot in Tuxedo Park, with access from both Blackland Road and Valley Road. Designed by Robert Tretsch Architecture with a fresh, design-forward interior vision. 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, brand new pool and spa by Cosmic Pools. Listed at $3,400,000.
The dedicated property website for 366 Blackland Road featuring the full photo gallery, architectural details, and contact form. A gated Tuxedo Park estate on 1.6 acres, completely reimagined with custom Bell cabinetry, double marble waterfall islands, a 16-foot kitchen skylight, walls of glass, and a brand new pool and spa. Floor plans coming soon.
A complete overview of all three levels of this 5,326 square foot Buckhead estate, showing how the terrace, main, and second floor layouts connect throughout the home.
View the main level layout of this Buckhead estate, featuring an open living room, family room, gourmet kitchen, primary suite with sitting room, and a screened porch overlooking the patio. Main level totals 3,251 square feet.
See the second floor layout, featuring a spacious 17 by 22 foot bedroom with a private bath. This upper level adds 385 square feet to the home's total footprint.
Explore the terrace level, which includes a large recreation room, a bedroom with private bath, dedicated storage, a utility room, and a screened porch. This level totals 1,690 square feet.
The custom kitchen sits at the heart of the home, anchored by double marble waterfall islands bathed in natural light from a newly designed 16-foot skylight. Premium Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom Bell cabinetry, and a seamless open connection to the family room and breakfast room.
Shopping Near Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Park puts Atlanta's best retail within a five-minute drive. Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square anchor the luxury offer, Buckhead Village District delivers a walkable designer boutique experience, and the Miami Circle design district is essential for anyone furnishing an estate.
The Southeast's premier luxury mall anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom, with Gucci, Tiffany, Givenchy, Tom Ford, Valentino, Bottega Veneta, and Alexander McQueen among more than 50 market-exclusive luxury retailers. Home to Nobu Hotel and a Life Time Athletic club.
Open since 1959 and one of the Southeast's largest shopping centers. Nearly 250 stores anchored by Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, and Macy's, with Louis Vuitton, FENDI, Burberry, David Yurman, and Chanel among the premier tenants.
Jackson Fine Art is an internationally known photography gallery based in Atlanta, specializing in 20th century and contemporary photography with a 30-year history of supporting artists and collectors.
Buckhead Village District is a vibrant destination in Atlanta, offering a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences. This page provides information about the district's attractions, events, and community initiatives.
Buckhead's design and interiors hub, home to antique showrooms, art galleries, interior design studios, and home decor shops. Essential for anyone furnishing or renovating a Tuxedo Park estate. A destination for serious collectors and design professionals alike.
Tuxedo Park is purely residential by design, but its location puts Atlanta's finest dining within a five-minute drive. From the city's only Michelin starred restaurant to a decades-old Northern Italian institution overlooking a garden courtyard, every dinner here is a considered one.
Atlanta's only Michelin starred restaurant, led by Chef Freddy Money inside the St. Regis Hotel. Original Picasso and Van Gogh on the walls, an eight-course tasting menu at $250 per person, and a wine program that matches the ambition of the kitchen. The most acclaimed dining room in Buckhead.
A Buckhead institution since 1978, tucked into the residential heart of Buckhead overlooking a lush garden courtyard. Northern Italian cuisine with seasonal menus, a staff fluent in Italian, Spanish, French, and German, and a DiRONA and AAA Four Diamond distinction held for decades.
Voted Atlanta's best steakhouse by Atlanta Magazine for 18 consecutive years. USDA prime cuts, A5 Wagyu, an expansive wine cellar, and a room that has hosted Atlanta's most prominent families and executives since 1979. The city's definitive power dinner address.
A James Beard finalist for Outstanding Hospitality two consecutive years, Aria has anchored Buckhead's fine dining scene since 2000. Modern American cuisine with a daily changing menu led by Executive Chef Austin Goetzman, and one of Atlanta's most awarded wine lists.
An Atlanta icon and the gold standard for Buckhead steakhouse dining. Certified A5 Wagyu, Nova Scotia lobster, prime aged beef, and Dover Sole in a polished setting that has hosted Atlanta's power crowd for decades. One of the most consistently excellent restaurants in the Southeast.
Coastal European cuisine anchored in the fresh seafood and elemental flavors of the Mediterranean. One of Buckhead's most elegant rooms, ideal for entertaining out-of-town guests or marking a milestone. The oysters and crudo are among the best in Atlanta.
The Tuxedo Park Lifestyle
Tuxedo Park is not a neighborhood you stumble into. Its residents choose it deliberately for the privacy, the history, the security, and the quiet that is genuinely rare this close to a major American city. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in February 2025.
Tuxedo Park is home to Atlanta's finest residential architects including Harrison Design, William T. Baker, and Stan Dixon, whose contemporary and modern work pushes the neighborhood's traditional aesthetic in exciting new directions. A deep dive into the architecture that defines Atlanta's most prestigious address.
One of Atlanta's most prestigious private clubs, on West Paces Ferry Road at the southern edge of Tuxedo Park. Sixteen hard and clay tennis courts, a pool, a fitness center, formal and informal dining, and ballroom facilities. The social heart of Tuxedo Park for generations of Atlanta's elite.
A 33-acre campus adjacent to Tuxedo Park featuring the Swan House, built in 1928 and one of Atlanta's most photographed landmarks, alongside historic gardens, nature trails, and the Goizueta Children's Experience. Brash Coffee inside makes it a daily destination for residents.
Tuxedo Park was officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places in February 2025, recognizing its exceptional architectural and landscape significance. Home to Colonial, Tudor, Georgian, and Greek Revival estates dating from the early 1900s, the neighborhood's character is now formally protected.
Open Saturday mornings from March through December near West Wesley and Peachtree Road, with over 70 verified vendors, locally sourced produce, artisan foods, and handcrafted goods. One of Georgia's largest producer-only markets, a weekend ritual for Tuxedo Park families.
Atlanta's largest city park at 268 acres, on Tuxedo Park's northern border. An 18-hole golf course, equestrian center, nine tennis courts, swimming pool, walking trails, and the Synovus Bank Amphitheater hosting national acts each summer. The neighborhood's most used outdoor amenity.
Schools Near Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Park feeds into some of Atlanta's highest-performing public schools and sits within five miles of the city's most prestigious private institutions, often referred to as Atlanta's Big Three. For families relocating from out of state, school access here is among the strongest in Georgia.
One of the most prestigious K-12 independent schools in the country, less than five miles from Tuxedo Park. A Christian school with rigorous academics, championship athletics, and one of the strongest college placement records in Georgia. Consistently ranked among the Southeast's top private schools.
Atlanta's premier independent co-educational day school for grades K through 12. Known for its whole child philosophy, blending intellectual rigor, social-emotional learning, and character development across one of the most beautiful campuses in Atlanta.
Founded in 1958, one of Atlanta's most established independent schools with 1,324 students from PreK through 12th grade. Located in Buckhead, known for its iconic Castle building, rigorous academics, 11 sports programs, and a strong alumni network.
The only full IB World School in Atlanta, offering instruction in multiple languages from PK through 12th grade. Serves students from over 50 countries and is the top choice for globally mobile families relocating to Atlanta.
A National Blue Ribbon School and Tuxedo Park's zoned public elementary, part of Atlanta Public Schools. Consistently recognized for academic excellence and one of the most sought-after public elementary assignments in the city.
Tuxedo Park's zoned public high school, home to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. One of Atlanta Public Schools' highest-performing campuses and consistently among the top public high schools in Georgia.
Tuxedo Park residents take their morning routine seriously. Within minutes of home, Brash Coffee at the Atlanta History Center has become the specialty coffee destination of choice for the West Paces Ferry corridor, alongside a small selection of other refined spots nearby.
Atlanta's most celebrated specialty roaster, located right on West Paces Ferry Road inside the Atlanta History Center. A La Marzocco espresso machine, single-origin pour-overs, and an understated, design-forward space. The natural morning ritual for Tuxedo Park and Peachtree Heights residents.
A polished and spacious coffee destination situated off Lenox Road, blending seamlessly with Buckhead's upscale commercial corridors. Precision-brewed espresso, a refined interior, and a reliable environment for a focused morning or a client conversation over coffee.
A quieter, more intimate cafe on Roswell Road with a community-driven atmosphere that appeals to Buckhead residents who prefer something less commercial. Relaxed, unpretentious, and consistent in its craft.
Wellness Near Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Park residents have access to some of the most refined spa and wellness experiences in the Southeast, all within minutes. From the St. Regis Spa's private sound baths to The Whitley's Himalayan salt room, the standard here matches the neighborhood.
Atlanta's most acclaimed hotel spa, offering 10 treatment rooms including a Vichy shower and couple's suite, a Himalayan salt stone wall sauna, steam room, and personalized tea and macaron service in the Iridium Lounges. The Buckhead Escape treatment and Blue Diamond Facial are signature offerings.
An elevated hotel spa experience paired with a state-of-the-art fitness center and heated outdoor saltwater pool. Each treatment begins with a personal aroma selection, and the menu includes the signature Magnolia Ritual anti-aging facial and the Mint Julep deep-cleansing treatment.
A recently renovated full-floor spa retreat inside The Whitley hotel in Buckhead, centered around a signature Himalayan salt room. Open to hotel guests and day guests alike, with complimentary valet. Soft lighting, curated wellness products, and a spa lounge designed for unhurried luxury.
Located on Irby Avenue in Buckhead, Woodhouse offers fully customized holistic treatments including the HydraFacial Deluxe, couples packages, and signature body treatments. Champagne and mimosas on arrival. A polished day spa experience for both residents and visiting guests.
Board certified in Family Practice, Regenerative Medicine, Obesity Medicine, and Integrative Medicine, Dr. Jeff Donohue has led BodyLogicMD of Atlanta from his Buckhead practice on Piedmont Road since 2008. Specializing in bioidentical hormone therapy, anti-aging medicine, thyroid and adrenal support, and customized nutrition and fitness programs for men and women navigating hormone imbalance.
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