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MIDCENTURY ATLANTA HOME TOUR 2023

Midcentury Atlanta Home Tour 2023 (CLICK HERE)
Fri, Aug 11
Atlanta, GA, USA
Aug 11, 2023, 6:00 PM – Aug 12, 2023, 6:00 PM
Atlanta, GA, USA
Aug 11, 2023, 6:00 PM – Aug 12, 2023, 6:00 PM
Atlanta, GA, USA
Midcentury Atlanta is pleased to announce that all proceeds from this charitable event will be equally donated to: Atlanta Humane Society & Our House For questions concerning tickets, sponsorship opportunities or volunteering, please email William Bedgood at midcenturyatlanta@gmail.com
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FEATURED HOMES

MIDCENTURY ATLANTA SOLD LISTINGS

Classic Midcentury Modern luxury located in one of Buckhead’s finest neighborhoods, in Atlanta’s most sought-after zip code.

3679 Herschel Road SW

3679 Herschel Road is a magnificent Midcentury Modern home located in College Park, Georgia, offering a perfect blend of quality and comfort.

905 Vistavia Circle NE

Every once in a while a home comes along that captures the imagination, exceeds all expectations, & sets new standards of design, function, & luxury.

265 Glen Lake NW

Midcentury-inspired residence designed by Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, Robert Green. Modern, organic architecture beautifully blends natural elements of stone, wood, & glass to create a one-of-a-kind living experience.

1376 Hill Drive

The FULLY RENOVATED & BETTER THAN NEW 4BEDx3BATH Midcentury Modern Northcrest home that you’ve been looking & searching for just popped up for sale in Conyers.

2736 Galahad NE

c. 1961 Amberwood | Greenwood Acres-area Midcentury ranch has been generously expanded, beautifully renovated, & thoughtfully redesigned to accommodate today's sophisticated & discerning Buyer needs.

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ICONIC MCM

ICONIC MIDCENTURY MODERN

A History Making Century

EDITH FARNSWORTH HOUSE

Designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1945 and constructed in 1951, the Farnsworth House is a vital part of American iconography, an exemplary representation of both the International Style of architecture as well as the modern movement’s desire to juxtapose the sleek, streamline design of Modern structure with the organic environment of the surrounding nature.