NORCROSS, GA, January 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) Tony Conway and A Legendary Event, an Atlanta caterer and special event design company, are pleased to announce that the much anticipated event space, 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens, is now open and available for your Atlanta special event!
3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens is a stunning three-acre landmark located in the heart of Atlanta's Buckhead district. Built in 1797, this antebellum home has been restored to its original glory by Tony Conway and the team at A Legendary Event.
The Estate has been beautifully decorated by some of Atlanta's most premier design experts. With the help of the team at A Legendary Event, the property has been decked out with residential salons designed by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams and inspiring artwork from Bill Lowe Gallery. Ed Castro Landscape has enhanced the property's outdoor spaces, making it as breathtaking outdoors as in.
With over 14,000 overall square feet of space, The Estate can host up to 400 guests for a cocktail party, 175 for a seated dinner with dancing, or 200 for a corporate luncheon. With available valet parking, catering, event design, floral design, and even entertainment options, 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens is sure to wow your guests and offer you an event that is truly legendary.
A Legendary Event is an Atlanta catering and special event company whose mission is to make every special event it creates unforgettable. With over fifteen years in the Atlanta special event industry and a host of impressive events and clientele, Atlanta caterer A Legendary Event and its new venue, 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens, are sure to help you create the perfect event in style.
To learn more about 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens and the services A Legendary Event offers, visit http://www.legendaryevents.com.
About A Legendary Event:
Formed in 1997, A Legendary Event has grown into a multi-million dollar full-service event enterprise. CEO and Founder Tony Conway is admired by top CEOs, celebrities, politicians and world-class galas for his attention to detail and penchant for providing fresh, trend-setting and uniquely presented fare, always with the client in mind. A Legendary Event is located in Atlanta and can be reached at (404) 869-8858. For more information about 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens, please call by appointment only 404-841-6682.
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Atlanta Caterer A Legendary Event is Pleased to Announce that 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens is Open
A Legendary Event's new, legendary event space, 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens, is now open for your special event!
2013-01-01
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