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Unveiling a Hidden Gem – SOLD

The Enchanting Wooded Homesite of Sandy Springs

Nestled amidst the serene tranquility of Sandy Springs lies a rare treasure waiting to be discovered – a wooded 1+ acre homesite offering breathtaking views and unparalleled potential. Tucked away on a private cul de sac, this extraordinary property promises a lifestyle of luxury and convenience, boasting access to a neighborhood swim and tennis club for those seeking both recreation and relaxation.

The allure of this homesite is immediately apparent, with its expansive acreage enveloped in lush greenery and framed by majestic trees. But it’s the panoramic views that truly steal the show, offering a picturesque backdrop for your dream home. Imagine waking up to the sight of the sun rising over the treetops or unwinding in the evenings to the gentle rustle of leaves and the cool embrace of nature.

What sets this property apart is not just its natural beauty but also its incredible potential for customization. With homes to the rear recently sold in the $2.3M – $2.7M range, the value of this homesite is undeniable. Whether you envision a sprawling estate or a cozy retreat, the possibilities are endless.

For those eager to explore the potential of this remarkable property, a marked path adorned with blue x’s awaits. Beginning at the fire hydrant, this path guides you through the terrain, offering glimpses of potential building sites along the way. The topography reveals a previously excavated area, suggesting one possible build site, while a level area to the left presents another enticing option.

To assist in your exploration, a new survey has been conducted, with the property thoughtfully marked by yellow flags at each corner. This attention to detail ensures clarity and precision as you envision the layout of your future home.

Beyond its natural beauty and customizable potential, what truly sets this homesite apart is its unbeatable location. Close proximity to GA 400, I-285, the City of Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and Buckhead ensures effortless access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and business hubs. Whether you’re commuting to work or exploring the vibrant city life, everything you need is just a stone’s throw away.

In conclusion, this wooded homesite in Sandy Springs is more than just a piece of land; it’s an opportunity to craft the lifestyle of your dreams. With its stunning views, customizable potential, and unbeatable location, it’s a rare find that promises to fulfill your every desire. Don’t miss your chance to make this enchanting property your own and embark on a journey of luxury, comfort, and natural beauty.

125 Cat Cay Court in Sandy Springs priced at $300,000 for an acre of land. Please contact Tina Hunsicker with Berkshire Hathaway Homes Services Georgia Properties at 404-931-3944

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Natural Kudzu Removal in Buckhead and throughout Atlanta – The Secret is in the Sheep!

My son and I recently drove through Buckhead and saw an unusual site – a small herd of sheep and goats grazing along in a private yard on Ridgewood.  We were both enthralled and pulled over to see what was going on!

A small herd of sheep and goats on Ridgewood Drive in Buckhead!

A small herd of sheep and goats on Ridgewood Drive in Buckhead! They hired the herd to eat all the ivy off of the 2 acres. It was so cool.

This yard had about two acres of overgrowth to clear, and the folks at EWE-niversally Greeen were called in rather than using harsh chemicals.  The flock of sheep and goats, along with a couple of very proective sheep dogs spent a couple of weeks at the Ridgwood home.  Protected by the temporary fencing and daily visits from the herder himself, the sheep and goats were left to do what they do best – eat!

My son is holding a baby that was born 6 hours ago. We are going to have to move to a farm sometime soon. I want that baby lamb he's holding.

My son is holding a baby that was born 6 hours before he held him. We are going to have to move to a farm sometime soon. I want that baby lamb he’s holding.

Dogs come with the sheep to protect them from coyotes.  The dogs are NOT friendly they are there to protect the sheep, so beware.  Also I found out that coyotes have a hard time seeing black sheep and goats.

EWE-niversally Green was featured in an article in the AJC – read it by clicking here

Also, their website posts some pretty dramatic before and after photos like these:

Before the herd arrived - a private backyard in Atlanta.

Before the herd arrived – a private backyard in Atlanta.

And the after shot - wow!  No green remains!

And the after shot – wow! No green remains!

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