Laurel Grove is one of Atlanta’s most architecturally significant condo communities and a rare multifamily work by Robert M. Green, a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice who studied organic architecture directly at Taliesin West. Built in 1967, the community carries Green’s signature throughout: floor to ceiling windows that push natural light deep into every room, purposeful geometry, and an open-concept flow that feels genuinely considered rather than just open for the sake of it. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo in Sandy Springs gives each bedroom its own full bath and walk-in closet, a layout that works beautifully whether you need a private guest suite or a dedicated home office. The living spaces are bright and connected, the kind of floor plan that makes everyday life feel a little more expansive. Deeded parking comes with the unit, visitor parking is plentiful, and the community pool is steps away. Location is a real asset here: the intersection of I-285 and GA-400 puts Buckhead, Roswell, Dunwoody, and Midtown all within easy reach, and the proximity to City Springs and the upcoming Hillcrest development mean limitless options for food and fun. Green’s work appears in books documenting Frank Lloyd Wright’s legacy, and his Atlanta projects number only in the dozens. This is a rare chance to own a piece of that story.