Astoria at the Aramore condos are well known for their custom upgrades, and whether it be the high grade wood floors, oversized roomy closets, Thermador appliances, Moen Showhouse line bathroom fixtures, or the double door fridges that are artfully hidden behind custom paneling, these luxury condos found in the heart of Buckhead are the perfect place to call home.

This Pulitzer condo,located on the sixth floor at The Astoria at the Aramore, is no exception.  This 1,849 square foot two bedroom two and a half bath home offers spectacular views of Historic Peachtree Battle from the floor to ceiling windows that line two of the walls, coming together to create the perfect spot for a breakfast nook in the corner. On the right hand wall the beautiful fireplace echos the splendor of the kitchen. It’s easy to imagine spending a chilly winter night at home curled up in front of the fire with a book, watching the lights twinkle over the city of Atlanta while snow gently falls outside your windows.

Not to be outdone by the living room, the bedrooms in this home are spectacular. Both feature floor to ceiling windows  and the master includes a private veranda, the perfect spot for outdoor furniture and maybe a potted plant or two. With a master bath that is both large and functional, complete with an oversized closet, glass enclosed shower and his and her vanities, this master suite is truly paradise.

Sparing no expense, this luxury boutique condo has the elegance, class and amenities of a luxury high-rise, while still maintaining a homey feel. The tight knit Aramore community can often be found together at holiday parties or chatting by the pool.

For more information about how you can become a part of this amazing community, visit www.theastoriacondos.com. Let us know what your favorite finishes are! We’d love to know what you just can’t live without. . .

Tags: Custom Upgrades, Luxury Buckhead Condo, The Astoria at the Aramore

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