$249,000

Laurel Grove has been one of Sandy Springs' best-kept secrets since 1967, and Unit 48 is ready for someone to finally let the secret out. Robert M. Green studied organic architecture under Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West, and when he came back to Atlanta he designed this community with the same philosophy: buildings should work with light, geometry, and the way people actually live. Natural light moves through this 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo in a way that most new construction architects would kill for, and the open-concept layout feels intentional rather than just trendy. Both bedrooms have their own full bath and walk-in closet, so whether you're living with a roommate, hosting guests, or finally claiming that second room as the home office you've always wanted, the floor plan delivers. Deeded parking is included, visitor spots are plentiful (your friends will thank you), and the saltwater community pool is the kind of amenity that makes a Tuesday feel like a weekend. Step outside the gates and you're at the intersection of I-285 and GA-400, with Buckhead, Roswell, Dunwoody, and Sandy Springs City Springs all within a few minutes. Green's Atlanta projects number only in the dozens. His work is documented in architectural history books and sought after by people who know what they're looking at. It's been waiting patiently for the right person. No rush. But seriously, come take a look.