2742 Normandy Dr Nw, Atlanta, GA 30305

Tucked along one of Buckheads most picturesque streets, in the heart of the storied Argonne Forest neighborhood, this late-1800s farmhouse is a rare and enduring expression of Atlantas architectural heritage, thoughtfully expanded and refined under the direction of acclaimed architect Norman Askins in 2007. Set within a private, park-like landscape, the home exudes an effortless charm that is increasingly difficult to replicate. A welcoming front approach leads to the original entry, where history is immediately felt, opening into a foyer that quietly introduces the homes layered character. To either side, a study and fireside living room offer intimate, light-filled spaces defined by rich moldings, heart of pine floors, and a sense of proportion that speaks to the homes origins. The kitchen, bathed in natural light, is both functional and inviting, appointed with white wood cabinetry, glass-front accents, a thoughtful blend of stone and wood countertops, and a suite of professional-grade appliances. It flows naturally into a formal dining room and adjoining breakfast space, creating a series of rooms that feel both connected and distinctly purposeful. The keeping room addition, executed with remarkable sensitivity to the original structure, anchors the homes daily living. A fireplace framed by custom built-ins and a wall of windows overlooking the rear gardens and pool creates a space that is at once relaxed and refined, seamlessly bridging old and new. The primary suite is