7430 Wildercliff Drive, Atlanta, GA 30328

L I V E | T I M E L E S S French Baroque elegance meets timeless craftsmanship on more than two private acres within the prestigious gated enclave of Wildercliff, located in the coveted Heards Ferry School District. Opportunities to own an estate of this caliber behind these exclusive gates are exceptionally rare. A celebration of artisan craftsmanship, every detail reflects an era when homes were thoughtfully created to endure for generations. Six custom-designed wood-burning fireplaces—each individually crafted with its own distinctive character—anchor the home's extraordinary living spaces. A hand-painted hall d'entrée welcomes guests into a residence designed for effortless entertaining and refined everyday living. Elegant fireside lounge and formal dining rooms flow seamlessly into an expansive grand parlor with a sophisticated cocktail bar, where uninterrupted views create a breathtaking backdrop. For more intimate gatherings, the fireside keeping room offers warmth, comfort, and timeless charm. Spanning the entire rear of the home, expansive main-level and terrace-level outdoor living spaces create a seamless transition between indoor elegance and outdoor resort-style living. Throughout the residence, curated architectural details—including graceful arched openings, soaring ceilings, refinished hardwood floors with walnut inlay, custom terracotta flooring, and generously sized ensuite bedrooms—reflect uncompromising quality and design. Additional luxury amenities include a temperature-controlled wine room, private fitness space, and a spectacular backyard retreat designed for year-round enjoyment. The fireside primary suite serves as a private sanctuary, complete with a spa-inspired bath featuring a custom deep soaking tub. Offering an extraordinary architectural foundation with the opportunity to personalize and elevate to your own vision, this is a rare chance to acquire an irreplaceable estate in one of Atlanta's most exclusive gated communities—at a value that would be nearly impossible to replicate today.