Luxurious 4-level executive townhome in ARIA and a stone's through to dining selections in ARIA Village. Beautiful European architectural design envelopes an elegant living space with features we all love. Abundant space on main level with dining, kitchen, and fireside great room open to enjoy gatherings and staying connected. Chef's kitchen offers crisp white 42" cabinetry with built-in pantry, gorgeous quartz countertops, high-end stainless appliances including 5 burner gas cooktop, wall oven & microwave, and French door refrigerator. Large island provides ample space for preparing meals and seating for breakfast. Outdoor living space extends from the family room to the deck that faces west to watch the sunset. From the rooftop terrace, enjoy a cup of coffee as the sun rises with views of Sandy Springs and Dunwoody. Expresso hardwood floors throughout the main level, stairs, as well as upper and terrace level halls warm the home. Three bedrooms each with an en-suite bathroom. Owner's suite with trey ceiling, large walk-in closet, and beautiful tile shower with built-in bench. Laundry room conveniently located on upper level complete with washer & dryer. Nice sized secondary bedroom, with tile shower surround and quartz counters in en-suite, has a view of the rooftop terrace. Guest suite on terrace level offers a walk-in shower just as luxurious as the Owner's suite. To finish it all, the fourth level is a huge unfinished basement to store large items, bicycles, and more. Private exterior entrance for easy access to return your bikes after a ride. All in the Sandy Springs premier live/work community just a stroll away from shops and dining within the ARIA Village, resort-style pool, walking trails and greenspace - ARIA is a lifestyle. Great location is a commuter's dream for Mercedes Benz professionals with the Headquarters next door, close to Northside Hospital, a short drive north to Alpharetta and south into Buckhead or Midtown. Call for a private viewing and application details. This home will not disappoint.
