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Is this a renovation?

Victoria Sharpe

4 years ago

Hi. How many sq ft is this house and how many garages? We are interested in building something similar to this in the suburbs of Atlanta. Thanks

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T.S. Adams Studio, Architects
4 years ago
Thanks for reaching out, the home in question is about 5,800 square feet and is located in Brookhaven. Additionally, it has a 3 car garage- which could easily be added to provided there is space on the property. Happy to discuss designing something similar for you. Feel free to reach out to me at 404-262-3499 to discuss our services. Tim
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T.S. Adams Studio, Architects
4 years ago
Also, it is a new home...…..
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