Georgia real estate sits at the crossroads of old Southern land and new tech money. Atlanta suburbs grow like startups, while deep in Buckhead, mansions keep their gates and their stories. Coastal retreats near Savannah trade humidity for history, and mountain properties up north stay quiet on purpose. From peach farms to penthouses, the money moves differently here. These are the five most expensive homes for sale in Georgia right now.
5. Clarkesville, GA – $8,250,000
In a protected lakeside cove, this $8,250,000 Control4 Smart Home spans 6,641 square feet and includes 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms (5 full, 1 half). Designed for entertaining, the property features vaulted ceilings, a two-story stone fireplace, and expansive lake and mountain views. The kitchen includes professional appliances, a jukebox, and seating for 10+.
The terrace level offers a family room, billiards area, wet bar, and access to a patio with a 10-foot Jacuzzi pool, fire pit, grilling pavilion, and sport court. Additional amenities include 3 master suites, 2 bunk rooms that sleep up to 23, a gym, office, art studio, and six fireplaces total.
Where is Clarkesville?
Clarkesville, Georgia, is a small town in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, serving as the county seat of Habersham County. It features a historic downtown with local shops, restaurants, and preserved buildings. The area offers access to rivers, trails, and nearby state parks. Clarkesville draws visitors for its outdoor recreation and ties to North Georgia’s mountain culture.
Living Room
Large windows frame a lake and mountain view in a vaulted living room with wood-paneled walls and ceiling. A stone fireplace with a thick wood mantel anchors one side, topped by a mounted television. Cushioned sofas and chairs gather around a live-edge coffee table beneath an antler chandelier. A telescope sits near the windows for outdoor viewing.
Kitchen
Exposed ceiling beams and paneled walls frame a kitchen with a central island and a farmhouse sink under a large window. A stone surround with a metal range hood adds visual weight over the cooking area. White cabinetry runs along both walls and the island base. A built-in jukebox sits on one end near the entrance.
Bedroom
Tongue-and-groove paneling curves overhead in a bedroom with a stone fireplace and rustic wood mantel. A tufted headboard is recessed into the wall above a bed layered with pillows and throws. Matching benches with antler-style bases rest at the foot of the bed. Doorways on either side lead into connected spaces, including a bathroom.
Bathroom
Natural wood cabinets and slate flooring line a bathroom with dual vanities and a corner tub below a wide window. Curved cabinet fronts and black stone counters give the vanities a custom look. Wall-mounted lighting and large mirrors frame the sinks. Paneling and cabinetry match the adjoining bedroom for a cohesive finish.
Covered Deck
Covered decking overlooks the lake from a high-ceilinged pavilion supported by arched beams. Multiple seating areas include dining tables, rockers, and a porch swing facing the water. Railings wrap the perimeter, while an American flag flies from one corner. Trees surround the structure on both land and water sides.
Source: Julie Barnett @ Harry Norman Realtors via Coldwell Banker Realty
4. Atlanta, GA – $9,750,000
In the Tuxedo Park neighborhood of Atlanta, this Mediterranean-style home is offered at $9,750,000 and includes 6 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. Built by Jon Berndsen, the residence spans three levels and features 12-foot ceilings, stone and wood floors, and a main-level primary suite with dual offices, closets, and baths.
Additional amenities include a wine cellar, media room, gym, bar, and generous storage space. The property also offers formal gardens, a heated pool, a limestone patio, and ample guest parking. Square footage was not provided.
Where is Atlanta?
Atlanta, Georgia, is a major urban center in the Southeast known for its transportation networks, corporate headquarters, and cultural institutions. The city includes diverse neighborhoods, a dense downtown, and sprawling suburbs. It played key roles in both the Civil War and the civil rights movement. Atlanta also serves as a hub for film, music, and higher education.
Foyer
Dark double doors sit beneath an arched frame, anchoring the entry space surrounded by tall windows. A coffered ceiling with painted insets hangs above a round table and mixed antique seating. Chandeliers and rugs add layered detail, while arched openings lead into adjacent rooms. Furniture lines the perimeter, filling in corners and walls with accent pieces.
Kitchen
Curved windows bring natural light into a kitchen with white cabinetry, a large island, and tiled backsplash. A custom range hood and gas cooktop line the back wall under a patterned insert. Overhead cabinets with glass fronts extend to the ceiling. A carved chandelier hangs over the island, surrounded by stools with upholstered seats.
Dining Room
Dining chairs with carved backs and patterned upholstery surround a rectangular wood table set below a crystal chandelier. Decorative wall molding and arched doorways connect to nearby rooms. Matching mirrors and wall art balance both sides. A rug anchors the furniture in the center.
Library / Office
Wood-paneled walls surround a formal library-office with arched built-in shelves and carved fireplace surround. A leather sofa, vintage chairs, and glass coffee table create the seating arrangement. Books, ceramics, and framed art line the shelves. Heavy curtains frame the windows on one side.
Theater Room
Upholstered chairs and sofas face a projection screen mounted on a wood-paneled wall. A ceiling-mounted projector and wall sconces define the theater setup. Wood beams and paneling wrap the entire space. Storage cabinets line the screen wall beneath the display.
Source: Patti Junger @ Dorsey Alston Realtors via Coldwell Banker Realty
3. Sea Island, GA – $11,250,000
Along the river in Sea Island, this $11,250,000 cottage spans 5,674 square feet and features 5 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms (7 full, 2 half). The property includes cast stone floors, three Rumford fireplaces with gas starters, a private elevator, and a custom kitchen connected to a large family room with water views.
The primary suite opens to a sunroom with views of Little St. Simons Island. A path connects the home to the sixth hole of the Ocean Forest Golf Course, and a golf cart garage adds convenience. Designed for a lock-and-leave lifestyle, the home also includes a private dock.
Where is Sea Island?
Framed by winding waterways and the Atlantic, Sea Island, Georgia, offers a gated resort community built around recreation and hospitality. It includes luxury hotels, private homes, golf courses, and beach clubs. The island connects to St. Simons Island by a short causeway and shares access to coastal marshes and wildlife. Sea Island is managed by a private company and hosts events ranging from weddings to leadership retreats.
Living Room
Seating pieces in blue, white, and green surround a black coffee table in the main living room. A fireplace anchors the far wall under framed mirrors and a landscape painting. Coffered ceilings and tall windows open the space to the pool and water view beyond. Plants and books fill in tabletops and corners.
Kitchen
Stone tile flooring leads through a kitchen with white cabinetry, wood accents, and marble countertops. A farmhouse sink sits under a gooseneck faucet on the island, with brass fixtures throughout. A large gas range with a custom hood anchors the main wall. Upper cabinets extend to the ceiling for added storage.
Dining Area
Large windows wrap around two sides of the dining room, bordered by thick drapes and flanked by a decorative column. A long wooden table with mixed upholstery seats eight. Sconces and a black iron chandelier provide lighting, and a seascape painting hangs above a sideboard.
Bedroom
Exposed ceiling beams contrast with white walls and a vaulted ceiling above a four-poster bed. Wood furniture, framed artwork, and layered lighting fill out the bedroom. Windows on either side bring in views of palm trees and dense greenery. A textured rug spans the floor.
Pool Area
Lounge chairs line both sides of a rectangular pool at the center of a manicured backyard. Potted plants mark the corners of the stone patio, while palms and trimmed hedges surround the grassy perimeter. Two stories of balconies, covered seating, and Spanish tile roofing form the rear elevation of the home. Multiple sets of doors connect the interior to the outdoor living area.
Source: Patrick Dunn @ Sea Island Properties via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Sea Island, GA – $12,900,000
On Sea Island, this Neoclassical-style estate known as “Villa Measured” is priced at $12,900,000 and spans 9,771 square feet with 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. Set on a riverfront lot with marsh views, the property includes a vanishing edge pool, hot tub, and tennis rebound court. Built on 35–50 foot pilings, the home features 12-foot ceilings, limestone columns, custom millwork, copper finishings, and a Ludowici terra-cotta clay tile roof.
Interior highlights include 3 fireplaces, an exercise room, a study, and a vaulted breakfast room. An additional 1,100-square-foot guest space connects to both the main and second floors. Dock permitting is in progress.
Where is Sea Island?
Tucked between salt marsh and ocean, Sea Island, Georgia, functions as a private resort with controlled access. The island includes a mix of guest accommodations, vacation homes, and club facilities centered around golf, dining, and beach access. Connected by causeway to St. Simons Island, it shares access to tidal creeks and maritime forests. Sea Island hosts events and visitors in a setting managed by the Sea Island Company.
Living Room
Three tall arched windows line the back wall of the living room, opening to a balcony and ocean view. Neutral-toned seating surrounds a fireplace, with a large rug covering the tile floor. Potted palms frame the windows and soften the architectural lines. Wall art and accent lighting complete the setup.
Dining Room
Dining space sits adjacent to the living room and connects through a wide cased opening. A wood table with patterned chairs sits under a wrought iron chandelier. A staircase with black railing is visible in the background, along with a grand piano tucked below. A portrait hangs on the wall between white trim and mustard-colored walls.
Billiard Room
Pool table anchors the center of the billiard room with blue walls and white trim. Patterned seating surrounds the space, along with built-in cabinetry and a large area rug. French doors open to a terrace, while an overlook connects to the stairwell. Pool cues hang in the corner near a single accent chair.
Bedroom
Glass doors lead from the bedroom to a balcony, with hedges and palm trees just beyond. A large upholstered bed sits between two shuttered windows. Matching chairs and a circular ottoman create a seating area near the doors. Framed prints and lamps add symmetry to the room.
Pool Area
Lounge chairs with striped umbrellas are arranged around a rectangular pool with an infinity edge. A raised hot tub borders the pool, and balustrades line the patio perimeter. Tall palms and trimmed hedges shape the surroundings. Wide stone tiles form the surface underfoot.
Source: Susan Imhoff @ Deloach Sotheby’S Intl. Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
1. Sea Island, GA – $40,000,000
Along the coastline of Sea Island, this $40,000,000 oceanfront estate spans 12,586 square feet and features 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. Designed by architect John Portman, the main residence reflects modernist principles with expansive glass façades, open volumes, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions.
A separate 3,432-square-foot guest cottage includes 4 additional bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, which are not included in the main home’s totals. The property emphasizes spatial harmony, natural light, and coastal integration, creating a distinct residential experience rooted in architectural intent and connection to the ocean.
Where is Sea Island?
Sea Island, Georgia, is a private coastal resort community located on a barrier island along the Atlantic. It features upscale accommodations, golf courses, and beach access, with much of the island centered around the Sea Island Resort. The area is connected to St. Simons Island by a causeway and shares access to nearby marshlands and waterways. Sea Island is known for hosting events, weddings, and high-profile guests in a controlled, residential setting.
Living Area
Grand piano anchors the left side of the open living area, which is framed by floor-to-ceiling glass and draping vines. Lounge seating surrounds a transparent circular stair enclosure in the center of the room. Sculptural decor and custom lighting add character to both ends of the space. Pale wood floors and modern furniture keep the design minimal and clean.
Dining Room
Circular layout defines the dining space, with a glossy square table surrounded by eight modern chairs. Ceiling features a concentric ring light fixture above a round skylight. Brick flooring meets curved planter benches filled with green ferns. Glass walls reveal sculptural artwork and outdoor landscaping.
Home Office
Glass walls open up a private office with panoramic ocean views beyond the lawn. A single desk faces the window, flanked by floating bookshelves and curved architectural features. Light wood floors run throughout, and sculptural art pieces are positioned nearby. Skylight above the center adds natural brightness.
Deck
Wood decking supports a lounge setup with cushioned seating and low tables. Overhead, a structured canopy with large geometric columns provides coverage. Archway and sculptural wall piece create a focal point near the back. Potted plants and curved steps soften the otherwise angular design.
Pool Area
Large round pool sits centered in a landscaped yard with ocean views in the background. Brick islands within the water support lounge chairs and a sun umbrella. Colorful abstract sculptures rise from both sides of the pool. Stone pavers lead directly to the water’s edge.
Source: Chase Mizell @ Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’S International via Coldwell Banker Realty
