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In Buckhead’s Pine Hills neighborhood, this traditional sits on a generous third of an acre, thoughtfully updated in ways that are both visible and lasting. Hardwood floors and nine-foot ceilings run throughout, giving the main level an openness that belies the home’s mid-century origins. The kitchen is the anchor: marble countertops, white cabinetry, gas cooktop, double ovens, microwave drawer, and a farmhouse sink, all built around a large center island with a walk-in pantry and wine rack built in. It opens directly to a family room where exposed ceiling beams and a gas fireplace set a tone that is warm and grounded. The dining area seats 12 comfortably, and a cohesive palette throughout lends a crisp, finished feel to every room. Upstairs, three bedrooms each have their own full bath. The primary suite is private and well-proportioned, with two generous walk-in closets, a marble shower, a soaking tub, and quartz-topped double vanities. Two additional bedrooms on the main level share a Jack and Jill bath, offering the kind of flexibility that adapts to guests, a home office, or a household that needs room to spread out. Upper-level laundry keeps the routine simple. Out back, a composite deck extends from the family room into a fenced yard where landscaping and new trees have given the outdoor space a greater sense of privacy and intention. A two-car side-entry garage completes the practical side of the picture. Pine Hills offers a particular kind of Buckhead living: established, connected, and close in every direction that matters. Lenox Square, Phipps Plaza, and the Buckhead restaurant corridor are a quick drive away, with MARTA and interstate access nearby. The school path runs through Sarah Smith Elementary, Sutton Middle, and North Atlanta High. This is a home where the work has already been done – carefully, thoroughly, and with the next owner in mind. Select photos have been digitally enhanced for presentation purposes.