70 Honour Circle NW
Timeless Elegance in the Heart of Tuxedo Park, Atlanta
FEATURES
Exterior
Classic shingle-style architecture with painted brick accents
Covered front porch with double entry doors
Mature, established landscaping
Attached two-car garage
Putting green and permanent turf in backyard
Large entertainment and dining space out back
Foyer & Staircases
Dramatic two-story entry with statement chandelier
Marble tile flooring
Wide spiral staircase with floor-to-ceiling windows, a true focal point off the Great Room
Kitchen & Dining
Chef’s quality kitchen completely renovated in 2020
Large quartz island with seating
Herringbone tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances
Dual pantries and butler bar area
Bay-window breakfast nook
Formal dining room off the kitchen with double trey ceiling and wainscoting
Living Spaces
Multiple living rooms — including one upstairs
Great room with coffered ceiling, chandelier, generous built-in shelves and stone fireplace
Dedicated office with glass doors and custom built-ins.
Additional flex/bonus room (media, playroom, etc)
Primary Suite
Vaulted ceiling with statement chandelier
Dual walk-in closets
Plantation shutters
Barn door to spa-style ensuite bath
Freestanding soaking tub, glass-enclosed marble shower, dual vanities
Additional
Freshly painted throughout the home in fall 2026
Engineered Italian hardwoods throughout
New roof in 2024
New HVAC systems in 2020
Finished basement with its own entrance and full bathroom; private in-law suite
9–10 ft ceilings throughout
5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, approx. ~4,318 Sq Ft
Added security provided from Tuxedo Park Civic Association (no HOA).
NEIGHBORHOOD
Tuxedo Park is quintessential Buckhead — manicured lawns, gated drives, and an unmistakable sense of arrival. Residents enjoy quick access to Chastain Park, the Atlanta History Center, and Piedmont Hospital, all while tucked away from the pace of the city. Zoned for Jackson Elementary, Sutton Middle, and North Atlanta High.
History & Prestige
Tuxedo Park's story starts in 1911, when developer Charles H. Black Sr. bought 300 acres along West Paces Ferry Road for $75,000, laying the groundwork for what would become Buckhead's most storied neighborhood. The name was borrowed from the original Tuxedo Park community in New York, reflecting an era's ambition to build a neighborhood of grand homesites and lasting architectural character. The area is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and its architecture spans Georgian, Tudor, Italianate, and Greek Revival styles. A mix that gives the neighborhood its distinctive, collected-over-generations feel rather than a single builder's stamp.
Past and present residents have included golfer Bobby Jones and Florida congressman William Lamar, and Georgia's governor has long called Tuxedo Park home; the Governor's Mansion itself sits on West Paces Ferry Road, on land once part of the same original tract.
What Living Here Is Actually Like
The Tuxedo Park Civic Association’s comprehensive private security program provides a level of protection and safety not present in most City of Atlanta neighborhoods. For day-to-day life, residents are minutes from Buckhead Village's dining and shopping scene — Whole Foods, the Atlanta Fish Market, Buckhead Butcher Shop, and neighborhood markets like Lucy's Market are all close by. Chastain Park anchors the area's outdoor life, with its amphitheater hosting Atlanta's longtime summer concert series, a public 18-hole golf course, and miles of walking trails. The Atlanta History Center and Philip Shutze's famed Swan House are also nearby, along with fine dining at The St. Regis.
Tuxedo Park is the kind of neighborhood people buy into for the long haul. Multi-generational homes, incredible community events, and an address that has meant something in Atlanta for over a hundred years.
70 Honour Circle NW Floor Plans
View of Buckhead, Atlanta
Aerial View of 70 Honour Circle NW in Tuxedo Park
Ready to Make this House your Home?
Valerie Singer, Listing Agent | 678.215.4600 | valeries@roostrealty.com