3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens, a Premier Atlanta Event Space, Featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles

Renowned Atlanta magazine Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles featured 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens in its November edition.

2013-01-02

NORCROSS, GA, January 02, 2013 (Press-News.org) Tony Conway, CEO and Founder of Atlanta catering and special event company A Legendary Event, met with the editors of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles to discuss his newest venture, 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens. The interview is featured in the November edition of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

The newly opened Estate has been the subject of much interest among Atlanta event planners and architecture aficionados alike. Located in the heart of Buckhead, 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens has been a part of the Atlanta landscape and history since 1797, when it was first built. In recent history, it has housed restaurants and hosted events.

When Tony Conway and the team at A Legendary Event took over the space, they dedicated months to renovating the space and restoring it to its original glory. The three-acre grounds have been re-envisioned by Ed Castro Landscape to emphasize the property's southern charm, and the interiors have received the restorative care and attention they deserved. Furnishings from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams and artwork from Bill Lowe Gallery round out the space, creating a sophisticated, timeless atmosphere.

"Everyone at A Legendary Event is excited about the newly opened Estate, so we are all thrilled to have it featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles," says Tony Conway, CEO and Founder of A Legendary Event. "I feel that the photographs Christina Wedge took help to highlight some of the antebellum beauty of The Estate and all of the stunning interior design work our team has done."

A Legendary Event is a full service special events and catering company in Atlanta. With over 15 years in the special event industry, the team at A Legendary Event understands the level of detail, creativity, and diplomacy that it takes to create an unforgettable, legendary event.

Learn more about A Legendary Event's Atlanta catering services and 3109 Piedmont Estate and Gardens at 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.

To learn more, visit http://www.legendaryevents.com

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