New Construction – .95 Acre – 5,900 Sq Ft – Park-Like Setting Tucked within Orchard Hill—one of the most thoughtfully designed new communities in the Buckhead/Vinings area—this newly built 5,900-square-foot home sits on nearly an acre surrounded by mature hardwoods and beautifully crafted neighboring homes. The setting feels established and quiet, offering a sense of privacy that is rare for new construction. A soaring two-story foyer introduces the home, opening into a gracious sitting room that immediately conveys warmth and welcome. Light moves easily through the space, and the scale of the room sets a calm, inviting tone. From here, the home naturally guides you into the main living areas, where the kitchen, family room, and deck look out across a canopy of trees and the quiet creek below. The kitchen is designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining, anchored by a large stone island, custom cabinetry, premium appliances, dual dishwashers, and a generous butler’s pantry with a wet bar. The adjoining family room and covered deck—with its own fireplace—extend the living space outdoors, creating a year-round retreat surrounded by nature. The primary suite is quietly positioned on the main level and offers a peaceful escape with its own fireplace, a spacious shower, and an oversized custom closet with a built-in coffee bar. One level down, four additional bedrooms and three full baths, including a guest suite large enough to serve as a second primary, provide generous accommodations for guests or extended stays. The covered deck, complete with a stone fireplace, creates a warm place to relax and entertain. The lowest level is filled with natural light and opens directly to the backyard, creating a bright, flexible space with views of the surrounding landscape. The property extends well beyond the creek, offering a level, natural area suitable for additional outdoor sitting areas. Follow the quiet paths that follow the streams weaving through Orchard Hill’s 18-acre landscape and come home to a community that feels both peaceful and connected—made even better by low Cobb County taxes.