Luxury Living in Buckhead and Tuxedo Park

Who Sold Atlanta's Most Expensive Home? Debra Johnston Represents the Buyers in Tuxedo Park A sprawling Scandinavian-style home at 3603 Knollwood Drive in Tuxedo Park sold for a record 2026 price of $14.5 million on July 27. Featured in the Atlanta Business Chronicle, this Tuxedo Park estate was designed by Castro Design Studio, sited by Land Plus, and built by Siegel Construction, whose Scandinavian modern homes have driven record prices in the neighborhood for consecutive years. Perched on 1.58 private acres, it's part of a broader trend of new construction commanding a premium in one of Buckhead's most storied enclaves. A sprawling Scandinavian-style home at 3603 Knollwood Drive in Tuxedo Park sold for a record 2026 price of $13.8 million on July 27.

Debra Johnston specializes in Tuxedo Park, Buckhead, and Chastain Park, Atlanta's most prestigious neighborhoods where $1M to $20M estates attract pro athletes, CEOs, celebrities, and out-of-state buyers seeking the best lifestyle in the Southeast.

Tuxedo Park is home to Atlanta's governors mansion, 24-hour security, and estates favored by pro athletes, celebrities, and CEOs. Average home prices sit in the mid-$3M range, with properties reaching $20M, and the neighborhood remains one of the most expensive addresses in the Southeast.

Robb Report features a stunning contemporary Tuxedo Park estate with an indoor pool, outdoor pool, covered pavilion, and subterranean level. A showcase of the architectural ambition and lifestyle amenities that define Atlanta's ultra-luxury market in 2026.

Discover Atlanta's official Buckhead guide covers the neighborhood's combination of luxury shopping at Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square, fine dining, art galleries, and leafy residential streets that make it the most sought-after address in the Southeast for luxury buyers relocating from out of state.

Debra Johnston's profile on Coldwell Banker's blog covers her expertise in Atlanta's luxury market evolution, her record-breaking sale of a $15.5M estate in Gainesville featured by Architectural Digest, and the highest-ever recorded sale at Lake Oconee at $8.7M.

Debra Johnston presents an extraordinary Tuxedo Park estate featuring a 5,000-bottle wine cellar, 12-seat screening room, full bar and lounge, home gym, and primary suite with dual dressing rooms. A showcase of what Tuxedo Park luxury looks like at its finest.

Tuxedo Park has evolved over more than a century from woodland and farmland into one of Buckhead's most prestigious neighborhoods, home to the Georgia Governor's Mansion since 1963. The Tuxedo Park Historic District showcases English, French, and Mediterranean influenced Colonial Revival architecture, set against broad lawns and naturalistic landscaping that have defined the area's timeless character.

Tuxedo Park was developed throughout the early 20th century as a quiet country escape for Atlanta's elite, known today for its Colonial, Tudor, and Greek Revival homes set back on winding, gated driveways. The neighborhood's active civic association provides 24/7 security through off-duty police officers, one of the perks residents say gives them the most peace of mind.