Some residences stand out because they result from a thoughtful renovation executed with architectural precision and intention. Residence 30 at The Villa in Ansley Park is one of them. Designed by famed architect Philip Trammell Shutze and built around 1920 as the Italian Villa Apartments, The Villa has been part of the fabric of Ansley Park for over a century, converted to condominiums in 1979 and home through the decades to notable Atlantans. Set beside and overlooking the Ansley Golf Club within one of Atlanta's most storied and walkable historic neighborhoods, it remains one of the rare addresses where architectural pedigree and in-town living meet. Rarely available and immediately arresting, this combined corner unit features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious office/flex space designed to easily be converted to a bedroom and an oversized terrace overlooking the community's private courtyard. The kitchen is a study in considered detail: genuine terrazzo counters, a glazed brick backsplash, a fireclay farmhouse sink, a gas range, a water filtration system, and a breakfast nook anchored by an oversized window that draws the courtyard's greenery directly into the room. Twin custom-made heart pine dish racks contribute warmth and craftsmanship to the ample storage, while a rolling library ladder offers refined access to the abundant cabinetry above. A large pantry ensures the space is as functional as it is striking. The primary suite occupies its own wing of the floor plan, generous in a way that stops you. Corner windows bring in sweeping daylight, and the closet and storage space are far beyond what most condos can offer. The primary bath is complete with full marble slabs on the walls and ceiling of the large shower, a custom marble-clad dressing table, heated floor, and deliberate storage. An office, second bedroom and full bathroom sit at the opposite end, offering natural separation and full comfort for guests and household members alike. A private outdoor terrace overlooking the courtyard is among the rarest amenities in the building. A large onsite storage unit is designated for the exclusive use of the owner of Residence 30 as another included benefit. Among the renovation's more considered touches are the original windows and their hardware, which have been completely restored and are fully operable, custom crown moldings, custom baseboards with integrated electrical outlets, bespoke wood floor vents, flush hardwood thresholds at every doorway, and hardware that is either original to the building or custom designed to honor it. Nothing here was an afterthought. Outside the front door, Ansley Park delivers without effort: unsurpassed proximity to Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the High Museum, the Fox Theatre, and the Woodruff Arts Center minutes away. Virginia-Highland dining, Midtown energy, and the Atlanta BeltLine are all within reach, yet the building itself remains a world apart. This is the kind of home that asks nothing of you except arrival.