A sleek modern estate in Haynes Manor has slipped onto the Buckhead market with an $11 million price tag, aiming squarely at buyers who want the architect to do the heavy lifting for them. The three-level residence at 380 W. Wesley Road NW spans roughly 14,000 square feet and pairs bold contemporary geometry with resort-style outdoor amenities. With five bedrooms, a finished terrace level and a heated saltwater pool, the new-construction property is pitched as a turnkey, design-forward compound.
According to the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the house is listed at $11 million. Public listing details show about 14,019 square feet on roughly 0.98 acres with five bedrooms and 7½ bathrooms, figures that appear in the MLS summary available via Realtor.com. The public listing names Bonneau Ansley of Ansley Real Estate | Christie’s International as the listing agent.
Modern design and built‑in systems
The MLS write-up credits architect Robert A. Tretsch III of Harrison Design with an F-shaped plan and lists Amir Rahbar of US Elite Estates as the builder, a team effort that gives the house a sculptural profile and an interior that mixes industrial edges with warmer finishes. The terrace level is set up for recreation and wellness, with a gym, red-light sauna and steam shower, media spaces and room for a wine cellar. The listing also leans into its tech and efficiency story, calling out a five-well geothermal HVAC system, whole-house filtration, Lutron lighting controls and solar-ready infrastructure in the public listing on Xome.
Haynes Manor setting
Haynes Manor is a compact, leafy pocket of Buckhead prized for its proximity to Bobby Jones Golf Course, the BeltLine and the Peachtree Battle shopping node, according to neighborhood profiles on Ansley Real Estate. The area’s blend of historic cottages and newer architect-driven rebuilds means large, move-in-ready modern homes still stand out in the enclave. Nearby, a separate 11.7-acre parcel at 350 West Wesley Road drew attention last year, highlighting how unusual estate-sized sites are inside Buckhead; that parcel was covered by Buckhead.
How it’s priced
With an $11 million asking price, the listing sits comfortably in Atlanta’s ultra luxury tier and joins a short roster of new-construction estates active in Buckhead this spring. Public records and the MLS entry published by brokerage sites include tax and parcel identifiers for the lot and list the house as completed in 2024, details that appear on the broker listing at Coldwell Banker. For buyers chasing recent construction with modern systems and minimal near-term upkeep, the property rolls size, design and infrastructure into one high-end package…