Aly Tiller
Aly Tiller
@alytiller
Aly Tiller is an Atlanta REALTOR® with Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty. A former designer, she brings an architecture-and-decor eye to helping first- and second-time buyers find character homes in Sandy Springs, Buckhead, Midtown, and Intown Atlanta.
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Active Atlanta listings: a Charleston-style Westside home in Fernleaf and a fully updated brick-and-stone showplace in Virginia-Highland steps from the Beltline.
921 Ponce De Leon Place, Atlanta, Georgia, 30306 United States
Listed at $1,825,000, this 5,670-square-foot brick-and-stone home has 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms and sits in the heart of Virginia-Highland with easy access to the Beltline Eastside Trail, Piedmont Park, and Ponce City Market. Built in 2005, it's finished out with a gourmet kitchen, a terrace-level rec room and home gym, and smart-home features throughout.
2588 Defoors Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, Georgia, 30318 United States
Listed at $885,000 , this 3-bed, 2,521-square-foot Charleston-style home sits on a landscaped, secluded lot in the Fernleaf neighborhood with a screened porch and an oversized three-car garage. It's zoned for the award-winning Morris Brandon school district and sits minutes from The Works and the Upper Westside shopping district.
Everything to know about buying or selling in Sagamore Hills and Oak Grove - walkability, schools, market character, and Aly's take on these tree-canopied, close-in Decatur/North Druid Hills communities.
Sagamore Hills & Oak Grove Combined Area Guide
An overview of both neighborhoods together: housing stock from the 1990s, proximity to Mary Scott Nature Park and Echo Lake, and the school pipeline into Lakeside High.
Sagamore Hills Neighborhood Guide
A data-backed guide to Sagamore Hills, a quiet, tree-canopied North Druid Hills community of mid-century ranches and newer luxury builds, with home prices ranging roughly $450K to $2.3M depending on era and renovation.
Oak Grove Neighborhood Overview
A walkable pocket around Vista Grove Shopping Center, adjacent to Druid Hills, Toco Hills, Sagamore Hills, and Briarcliff Woods known for mid-century homes and local favorites like Fellini's Pizza and Oak Grove Market.
Sagamore Hills Civic Association
The official neighborhood association site: events, board contacts, and community resources for residents and prospective buyers researching the area.
Sagamore Hills Elementary School (GreatSchools)
Sagamore Hills Elementary School is a public school in Atlanta, GA, offering a Gifted & Talented program. It is one of 91 elementary schools in Dekalb County School District.
Oak Grove Elementary School (GreatSchools)
Oak Grove Elementary School is a public school in Atlanta, GA, offering a Gifted & Talented program. It is one of 91 elementary schools in Dekalb County School District.
Atlanta's modern skyline was shaped almost single-handedly by one Georgia Tech-trained architect, John Portman, whose atrium-hotel design invented a building type still copied worldwide. This stack covers the buildings that define the city's architectural identity, tying naturally into the hub's design-background thread.
Hyatt Regency Atlanta
Portman's 1967 hotel, the world's first modern atrium hotel with a 22-story open lobby. The design was so influential that Hyatt made open-atrium construction a company standard, with 26 such hotels built by 1987.
The Westin Peachtree Plaza
A 73-story glass cylinder that was the tallest hotel in the world when it opened in 1976, still ranking as America's third tallest today. Portman Holdings reacquired the hotel from its own founder's estate in 2026.
Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Portman's 1985 hotel featuring a 52-story atrium and over 1,600 guest rooms on dramatically overhanging splayed floors. It's Georgia's largest atrium hotel.
Peachtree Center
A 14-block complex begun in 1961 with AmericasMart, designed around Portman's "Coordinate Unit" concept: everything needed in a day accessible on foot. Buildings are connected via 12 pedestrian sky-bridges.
Hyatt Regency Atlanta | Wikipedia
Deeper history on the hotel's revolving Polaris restaurant and its role in a record-setting stunt fall from its twin tower. Good background beyond just booking-page marketing copy.
John Portman | Atlanta History Center Exhibit
A dedicated exhibition on the architect's Atlanta legacy as part of the museum's "Atlanta in 50 Objects" series.