Top Atlanta Luxury Realtor, Debra Johnston, Announces a Lake Lanier Lakefront Mid-Century Modern Masterpiece

Dec 19, 2020

Luxury Atlanta Realtor, Debra Johnston, offers a rare opportunity to own a stone residence designed by architect, Jack Davis, on a double peninsula lot with an oversized dock.

Atlanta, GA - December 19, 2020 —

Debra Johnston of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties presents an exquisite lakefront residence offered for $2,700,000. Experience the beauty and intrigue of gorgeous Lake Lanier where the water glistens under a cobalt blue sky. Renowned as a pristine place for waterfront living, now the exclusive and rare opportunity has arrived to immerse yourself in this natural wonderland.

More information on 7860 Chestnut Hill Road in Cumming, Georgia can be found at: https://debraajohnston.com/homes-for-sale-details/7860-CHESTNUT-HILL-ROAD-CUMMING-GA-30041/6798689/49/

Perched on a double peninsula lot, surrounded by lush protected land, a peaceful and private Mid-Century modern masterpiece beckons. AIA award-winning architect, Jack Davis, has transformed this stone residence at the end of a cul-de-sac with the whole house benefitting from his Midas touch. The end result is perfection, as this timeless abode with flawless finishes coexists in exquisite harmony with its leafy setting.

Set out over two levels, it showcases scenic views from almost every room. The centerpiece is the magnificent open plan kitchen, living and dining zone where floor-to-ceiling glass frames perfect panoramas overlooking Lake Lanier. An abundance of natural light spills in via these vast window expanses, bathing the room in blissful sunshine. Timber and stone unite in a fusion of warmth while a vast timber raked ceiling and shiny black walnut floors add the final dramatic touch to this decadent space. Warm yourself by the crackling open fireplace or watch the gentle lake breezes whistle through the trees outside.

The kitchen – one of two, plus two bars – feature acclaimed appliances including Miele, Wolf, and Subzero; and have been designed with entertaining in mind. The upper-level kitchen enjoys a seamless connection with a screened dining porch, adorned with steel windows while the lower-level culinary haven will inspire Master Chefs to create feasts fit to be devoured on the Ipe wood verandah, draped against lake vistas, or down by the heated infinity-edge pool.

Want to take the party to the waterfront? A path meanders through the thriving foliage to the grandfathered and oversized 40x42 dock. Featuring a double slip and a sprawling sundeck, it’s ideal for large parties on the lake or the perfect vantage point to watch the boating and water sports which prevail at this recreational hotspot.

Equally as impressive within this incredible 5,684 square foot home, is the choice of two sophisticated master suites. The first takes pride of place beneath a soaring cathedral ceiling that stretches enticingly high. An open fire crackles and pops from within a stone-clad setting and full height windows frame enticing lake views, with an adjoining light and bright master bathroom. The second master suite echoes the above, also with a fireplace, stone-clad feature walls, and endless views.

Extra features include a double-sized bunk room and play area, which could be converted to a gym or office, generator, a new copper roof system, and parking for four cars.

Perfect for larger groups or families, this is a property which begs the question: "Why live in the city when you can be completely at one with nature in this home?" It's also only forty minutes from Buckhead and situated just four exits north of Alpharetta and the Avalon shopping district. Please visit this link for a feature tour of Lake Lanier’s finest home: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L2NBJqltHs

About Debra Johnston:
Debra Johnston is one of Atlanta's top luxury agents with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Georgia Properties and is a current Chairman Circle Diamond Member for the past 3 consecutive years and the #1 individual agent in the Buckhead Office of Berkshire Hathaway for the past six consecutive years. She continues to surpass client expectations as demonstrated in her sales volume performance for over 16 years in Atlanta’s luxury market serving her extensive clientele network.

Debra uniquely differentiates herself as a leader utilizing her proprietary cutting-edge marketing strategy to get her listings mass exposure through this distinctive and unique complementary blend of press-marketing, search engine optimization, and technology coupled with superb video production and photography. The result is maximum exposure for her client's homes by featuring them on high-authority channels like Yahoo Finance, Reuters, Bloomberg, FOX, ABC, NBC, and more. Debra is also an exclusive partner with The Pinnacle List and the exclusive Atlanta agent for Haute Residence magazine. These partnerships result in her clients’ properties being regularly showcased in both selective print and online features. She is known as a Luxury Agent social media influencer by utilizing her YouTube channel with viral luxury real estate videos that engage with millions, her genuine enthusiasm for luxury real estate, and for her professionalism and confidentiality providing top customer service. With over sixteen years of experience in the luxury market, Debra is a leader in Atlanta’s luxury real estate field and consistently delivers uncompromising professionalism and ultimately a positive experience for her clients. Debra continues to surpass the luxury real estate competition in Atlanta while delivering exceptional service each and every time.

To find out more about the opportunity to own one of Atlanta's premier luxury properties, please view Debra Johnston's website at https://debraajohnston.com or her YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/Debrajvideos

Contact Info:
Name: Debra Johnston
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Organization: Debra Johnston - Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices GA Properties
Address: 3500 Lenox Road NE #300, Atlanta, Georgia 30326
Phone: (404) 312-1959
Website: https://www.debraajohnston.com

Release ID: 88990654

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