Milton's $4.5M Equestrian Estate: Explore the Ultimate Luxury Home (Private English Pub Inside!)

If Richard Branson were going to buy a home in North Metro Atlanta, this is the one I would recommend. First of all, he could land his private jet right here on the driveway. It's long enough if you took down these gorgeous trees, which I would not recommend. They give the estate that iconic Southern flair. There's ample equestrian pasture land to raise his horses, and it has a lot of other features I'm gonna show you that would make a British billionaire feel right at home. This is 555 Tullamore Way in Milton. It sits on 6.7 lush acres in one of Milton's premier equestrian neighborhoods. The listing agent, Dana Zaworski, has kindly set up a hydration station for agents to replenish their electrolytes after making the journey down the driveway in the Georgia summer heat. That was my wife, Kelly, in the black dress. She's working a deal while I'm making a reel. Teamwork makes the dream work. After a grand approach like this, you're probably thinking to yourself, this house is probably gonna be pretty nice, and you're not gonna be disappointed. It's nine bedrooms, six full baths, two half baths, just under 9,200 square feet of living space, including a renovated ADU above one of the dual two-car garages. It's bright with a crisp and clean vibe. Custom trim work everywhere you look, given the space and understated opulence. Magnificent herringbone hardwood floors. The home was built in 1993, but it has been extensively renovated. It's listed for 4.5 million by Dana Zaworski and Ashley Smith with Atlanta Fine Homes. It's hard to beat the aesthetic appeal of a classic white kitchen. The champagne feature wall, along with the spectacular view of the estate grounds, adds visual interest. Of course, it has all the functional bells and whistles, quartz countertops, floor-to-ceiling custom cabinets, high-end Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. There's a cool wine display in the breakfast area. You'll always have a bottle nearby for cooking. You can even add a splash to the food if you feel like sharing. You've got a comfy keeping room surrounded by windows, also gives you access to one of the patios. With 6.7 acres, you obviously have quite a bit of outdoor living space. Really amazing. We're gonna take you outside to give you a closer look at everything a little bit later. You're gonna wanna stick around for that. We still have a lot of interior to explore. The laundry room has a cool folding counter over the washer and dryer, and a built-in drop zone, so it also acts as a mun room. The first powder room has a sleek modern vibe with its floating quartz vanity. The floor plan is a traditional compartmentalized layout. I love the living room with its coffered ceiling and big fireplace. It's elegant and spacious, but it's not so opulent that your family wouldn't feel comfortable using it every day. We've got Coldplay in the background, probably one of Sir Richard's Virgin Music Group clients. Two sets of double doors lead to the huge back deck, the perfect vantage point to relax and survey your grounds. When you buy an estate like this, you immediately join Mr. Branson as a member of the landed gentry. Surveying your grounds will be part of your daily routine. You can also ride the grounds on horseback. The neighborhood Tullamore has a system of equestrian trails that connects directly to the property. All your neighbors also sit on acreage surrounded by idyllic white three-rail horse fencing. The primary suite's on the main level. There are arguably two primaries, if that's not an oxymoron. The bedroom's spacious. It has front-facing views, a private entrance by one of the two garages, nice box molding for texture. The owners did an amazing job renovating the en suite bath, adding the porcelainosa tile, oversized soaking tub nestled in a lovely bath nook, restoration hardware lighting separate, his and hers, quartz-topped vanities. Hey there. You get natural light, a beautiful view, a water closet for the morning whirdle, a herringbone shower with a frameless glass enclosure, and a huge, fully-customized walk-in closet, a quartz-topped dressing island. What do you think? Could you see yourself starting and ending every day in this space? I can see it. Definitely wouldn't suck. You're not fooling us. We know you were video bombing the tour. There are six bedrooms, three bathrooms on the upper level. Two of the bedrooms are en suite. The other bedrooms are flexible. They're all well-suited to be used as an office, teen lounge, or studio. Depending on the number of kids you have or guests that you wanna host. The home is zoned for the coveted Milton High School, which gets a perfect 10 out of 10 score on great schools. Also, Northwestern Middle School and Birmingham Falls Elementary, all excellent schools. Milton High School is also renowned for its athletic department, recently winning state championships in football and other sports, and also the award-winning Milton Theater Company. They produce fantastic plays, but what's really amazing is their Cirque du Soleil-type performances. You would never imagine that these were pulled off by high school kids. This is the room that I would call the upper-level primary suite. Certainly not a typical secondary bedroom, and the en suite bath has his and hers vanities, a soaking tub, water closet, frameless glass shower, everything you would expect in a high-end primary. It gives you the option of having your aging parents live on the main-level primary while you take this one. Otherwise, it could be a guest suite or a suite for your favorite child. You'd probably have to give it to your oldest if you don't wanna start a civil war between your kids, although this is also an awesome bedroom, and the bathroom is so cool with its modern floating vanity and its sleek tile and frameless glass shower. You've got a hallway skylight, so the glow of the moon can be your family's natural nightlight. This is one of those flex rooms that would make an excellent bedroom or also an ideal teen lounge or study room with its cool window seat, its built-in bookshelves. You get a great view of the property's English-style rose garden. We're gonna go check out the terrace level. That's what realtors call a basement. It is fully finished and has some of the home's coolest features. I love this huge family room with its herringbone-patterned brick floor, big classic fireplace, and Sir Richard and I would both be drawn to the home's on-site faithfully rendered British pub. You can join the lads for a pint down here every night, and your spouse can apply your bar tab to offset your mortgage, so everybody wins. After a few pints of bitter, you and your mates can stumble over to the home theater room to take in a movie in style. Look at all of the rich dark wood accents, the leather recliners. Why would you watch a movie or a sporting event anywhere else? I wanna give you a quick look behind the pub bar. It's called Church Hills, just like one of my favorite haunts in Buckhead back in the day. You can hire a bartender and host some amazing parties. You can always count on the Pruitts to show up, especially if you're new to the area and haven't met many people. If you're a follower, you're a friend. That's our philosophy. There's a cozy TV nook for when your kids take over the theater room. You won't get stuck watching Wicked or the Barbie movie again. You've got an excellent home gym. Probably wouldn't hurt to come here instead of the pub a couple of nights a week. Even if you just sit in a massage chair, and technically still count, is go into the gym, right? The library, with its atmospheric dark wood, recessed lighting, and walls of custom built-in shelves has to rank as one of my favorite rooms in the entire home. I don't know if I mentioned that the home has a pool, but it does, and this bathroom is ideally situated to serve the pool and the terrace-level bedroom. The pool is just through this door. I'm gonna take you out there in just a few seconds. I need to show you the terrace-level bedroom first. The home does have so many options for large families or multi-generational living. You also have the ADU over the garage, which we will go up and see. We've got a covered brick patio, one of numerous spaces for outdoor entertaining, dining, or just relaxing and taking in the beautiful bucolic scenery. Oh, this is cool. For our Gen Z viewers, you may have seen one of these in a documentary about the 1900s. It's called a phone booth. This is an English phone booth, but we also had them in the US. It's like a vending machine for making calls. If you were away from home in the 1900s and needed to make a call, maybe to alert someone about a smallpox outbreak in your village, that is what you would use, also called a payphone. Following the brick pathway through the gate leads us to the heated saltwater pool. It's a really big pool. I love that it has a diving board. There's tons of deck space for lounging in the sun or hosting a poolside party. It's lined by mature trees for privacy. Surrounded by this much pasture land, you're gonna have privacy regardless. You've got a spa and a gazebo. Get out of the sun, maybe enjoy a poolside meal. I promised you a closeup of the rose garden. It is absolutely gorgeous. And finally, we have the apartment over one of the two-car garages. There is a dedicated storage space above the second two-car garage. This is comfortable space, all recently renovated. It would be great for a long-term guest or even a live-in domestic employee. I'm Brian Pruitt. My wife Kelly and I are local realtors. We would love to show you this spectacular Milton equestrian estate in person. Our contact information is in the link in our bio. I hope you enjoyed the tour.