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An exceptional convergence of architectural pedigree and garden artistry, 707 Darlington Road reimagines a circa-1940s Peachtree Park residence through an extensive, multi-phase renovation by builder Michael Ladisic in collaboration with architect Linda MacArthur, complemented by interiors by Sherry Hart. Elevated above a quiet street, the home welcomes with a signature weeping white mulberry and a gracious Craftsman-inspired verandah, where natural stone, tapered columns and a stained wood ceiling establish its enduring character. Inside, site-finished solid oak floors, dramatic coffered ceilings and intricate custom millwork lend substance to beautifully composed rooms. A fireside formal living room, verandah-connected library and gracious dining room offer distinct settings for gathering. Phillip Jeffries grasscloth enriches the expansive family room, while a separate fireside sitting room showcases Ladisic’s signature millwork and bookcases, with bi-fold French doors connecting the breakfast and family rooms and direct access to the rear lanai. The custom kitchen pairs handmade cabinetry with black Nero marble countertops, a full-height bookmatched backsplash and marble-cased windows. A furniture-inspired island incorporates a dining extension, while a six-burner Wolf range with griddle and dual ovens, paneled Sub-Zero refrigeration, wine refrigeration and a generous walk-in pantry support effortless entertaining. An adjoining wet bar adds an ice maker and beverage refrigerator. A mahogany-paneled vestibule introduces the main-level owner’s retreat, where a hand-carved limestone fireplace and paired oval windows create an intimate focal point. French doors open to a garden sitting area. The dressing room features illuminated cabinetry and a substantial stone-topped island; the marble bath offers a rain shower with body sprays, a sunken Japanese soaking tub, two private water closets and dedicated laundry. Beyond, a vaulted screened lanai with a full-height stone fireplace overlooks English-inspired gardens by E. Graham Pittman & Associates, featured in Atlanta Magazine. Boxwood borders frame a central turf lawn, while layered plantings, raised garden beds, gravel paths and a fountain terrace unfold as a series of secluded outdoor rooms. Set in the heart of Buckhead, Peachtree Park pairs established neighborhood character with convenient access to celebrated dining, shopping at Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, and MARTA. Here, the energy of the city gives way to a home of uncommon craftsmanship and a garden world of its own.
Peachtree Park, located between Buckhead and Brookhaven, is a residential and leafy Atlanta neighborhood with curving streets and a pocket-park feel. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Peachtree Road NE corridor near Hermance Drive NE, where traffic hums past mid-century storefronts and low-key local services. Brick ranches and traditional homes sit under a dense tree canopy, with sidewalks that thread toward small greenspaces. A short drive away, the Atlanta History Center anchors local culture with exhibitions and gardens. Nearby, The Peach Shopping Center adds a classic strip-retail landmark, while The Cathedral of St. Philip’s grounds read as a major architectural presence along Peachtree.
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Offer insights
707 Darlington Rd NE · $2,075,000
$2.09M and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $2.09M+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
5 days
The average home goes pending in 46 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
97.7%
Most homes are selling 2% below list price.
About offer insights
Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Bookcases
Crown molding
Double vanity
Recessed lighting
Walk-in closets
Insulated windows
No common walls
Three fireplaces with gas starters
Finished partial basement with exterior entry
Bedrooms
One main-level bedroom (master on main)
Three upper-level bedrooms
Bathrooms
Three full bathrooms
One half bathroom
Master bath includes a soaking tub and additional features
Kitchen
Cabinet stain finish
Kitchen island
Walk-in pantry
Wine rack
Dishwasher
Electric cooktop
Gas cooktop
Gas oven
Gas range
Microwave
Range hood
Self-cleaning oven
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
Washer and dryer included
Laundry located on the upper level
Flooring
Wood flooring
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Central air
Exterior features
Garden
Gas grill
Private entrance
Private yard
Covered patio/porch
Deck
Front porch
Back yard fencing (wood)
Home design
Two levels
Resale property
Slab foundation
Parking
Driveway parking
Open parking for four vehicles
Construction
Wood siding
Composition and slate roof
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
110 volt electric service
Cable available
Electricity available
Natural gas available
HOA & community
Near schools
Near shopping
Street lights
Electricity and solar
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An exceptional convergence of architectural pedigree and garden artistry, 707 Darlington Road reimagines a circa-1940s Peachtree Park residence through an extensive, multi-phase renovation by builder Michael Ladisic in collaboration with architect Linda MacArthur, complemented by interiors by Sherry Hart. Elevated above a quiet street, the home welcomes with a signature weeping white mulberry and a gracious Craftsman-inspired verandah, where natural stone, tapered columns and a stained wood ceiling establish its enduring character. Inside, site-finished solid oak floors, dramatic coffered ceilings and intricate custom millwork lend substance to beautifully composed rooms. A fireside formal living room, verandah-connected library and gracious dining room offer distinct settings for gathering. Phillip Jeffries grasscloth enriches the expansive family room, while a separate fireside sitting room showcases Ladisic's signature millwork and bookcases, with bi-fold French doors connecting the breakfast and family rooms and direct access to the rear lanai. The custom kitchen pairs handmade cabinetry with black Nero marble countertops, a full-height bookmatched backsplash and marble-cased windows. A furniture-inspired island incorporates a dining extension, while a six-burner Wolf range with griddle and dual ovens, paneled Sub-Zero refrigeration, wine refrigeration and a generous walk-in pantry support effortless entertaining. An adjoining wet bar adds an ice maker and beverage refrigerator. A mahogany-paneled vestibule introduces the main-level owner's retreat, where a hand-carved limestone fireplace and paired oval windows create an intimate focal point. French doors open to a garden sitting area. The dressing room features illuminated cabinetry and a substantial stone-topped island; the marble bath offers a rain shower with body sprays, a sunken Japanese soaking tub, two private water closets and dedicated laundry. Beyond, a vaulted screened lanai with a full-height stone fireplace overlooks English-inspired gardens by E. Graham Pittman & Associates, featured in Atlanta Magazine. Boxwood borders frame a central turf lawn, while layered plantings, raised garden beds, gravel paths and a fountain terrace unfold as a series of secluded outdoor rooms. Set in the heart of Buckhead, Peachtree Park pairs established neighborhood character with convenient access to celebrated dining, shopping at Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, and MARTA. Here, the energy of the city gives way to a home of uncommon craftsmanship and a garden world of its own.
Public Records
Nov 14, 1997
Sold
$305,000
$56/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 4, 1997
Sold
$293,000
$54/sq ft
Public Records
Oct 1, 1993
Sold
$260,000
$48/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 30, 1987
Sold
$133,000
$24/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 11, 1983
Sold
$75,000
$14/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$18,948 (+1.8%)
$137,800 + $414,960
$552,760
2024
$18,605 (+9.3%)
$161,400 + $376,480
$537,880
2023
$17,024 (+18.6%)
$111,240 + $397,160
$508,400
2022
$14,352 (+0.2%)
$84,200 + $319,800
$404,000
2021
$14,320 (+26.0%)
$84,200 + $319,800
$404,000
2020
$11,363 (−0.3%)
$84,200 + $369,000
$453,200
2019
$11,398 (−32.2%)
$59,840 + $256,120
$315,960
2018
$16,819 (+44.4%)
$59,840 + $256,120
$315,960
2017
$11,645 (+5.9%)
$59,840 + $256,120
$315,960
2016
$11,001 (+16.2%)
$59,840 + $291,240
$351,080
2015
$9,467 (−16.4%)
$59,840 + $256,120
$315,960
2014
$11,325 (+4.3%)
$53,640 + $261,160
$314,800
2012
$10,855 (+0.5%)
$52,600 + $256,040
$308,640
2011
$10,805 (−1.0%)
$95,920 + $208,360
$304,280
2010
$10,910 (−2.0%)
$95,920 + $208,360
$304,280
2009
$11,130
$95,920 + $208,360
$304,280
2008
$11,130
$95,920 + $208,360
$304,280
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.46 Acres
Year renovated
1990
Finished Sq. Ft.
5,470
Unfinished Sq. Ft.
—
Total Sq. Ft.
5,470
Year built
1947
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Fulton County
APN
17 004700020288
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 16, 2026.
R-4
Single-Family Residential District
The intent of this chapter in establishing the R-4 Single-Family Residential District is as follows: To provide for the protection of existing single-family communities and the development of new communities on lots of medium size at a density of not more than 1 dwelling unit per 9,000 sq ft.; To provide for the development of recreational, educational and religious facilities as basic elements of a balanced community.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Housing-Single unit
Educational / school
Local insights from Redfin agents
Buckhead isn't one market — it's a dozen small ones. High-rise living near Lenox and Phipps, quiet estate streets off West Paces Ferry, or somewhere in between — each pocket has its own price range and feel.