2722 Thornewilde Way

Barely a year old and impeccably maintained, this four-story luxury townhome within the gated enclave of Highlands at Vinings represents a rare convergence of refined architecture, bespoke interiors, and effortless connectivity-all moments from the storied pulse of Paces Ferry Road. The Residence A private elevator serves all four floors, lending the home a quiet sense of arrival at every level. The main living floor is anchored by a gas fireplace flanked by custom bookshelves and cabinetry, a designer built-in bar with sink and glass shelving, and expansive multi-panel sliding glass doors that dissolve the boundary between indoors and the covered rear deck. The deck overlooks serene green space-a rare luxury in community living. The chef's kitchen is fitted with a full suite of Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, waterfall-edge quartz countertops, an oversized island, a generous walk-in pantry, and bespoke cabinetry throughout. This is a kitchen conceived for both serious entertaining and quiet Sunday mornings alike. Suites & Flex Spaces The primary suite is a sanctuary of natural light, appointed with a custom California Closets walk-in wardrobe and a spa bath of the highest order-frameless glass shower with dual showerheads and handheld, a freestanding soaking tub, and raised dual vanities. Spacious guest bedrooms each command beautiful daylight and en suite full baths, while two oversized flex spaces-one on the first floor, one at the top-open limitless possibility as a guest suite, private office, study space, gym, studio, or media lounge, each served by a full bath. Both can easily be converted to an additional bedroom. Steps from the boutique shops and dining of Vinings Jubilee. Minutes to Cobb Galleria, Cumberland Mall, and The Battery Atlanta. Twenty minutes to Hartsfield-Jackson. Quick access to Buckhead, Midtown, and Downtown Atlanta via I-75 and I-285. Positioned at the intersection of elevated residential living and metropolitan convenience, Highlands at Vinings delivers a lifestyle that is genuinely, and increasingly, difficult to replicate.