7060 Bells Way, Fairburn, GA 30213

Designed for the buyer who wants something distinctly different, this striking new construction residence pairs dramatic contemporary architecture with warm, livable interiors, thoughtful functionality and an impressive connection to the outdoors. Set on over an acre, the home offers the space and privacy to complement its bold architectural presence.

Inside, the main living space makes an immediate impression with 23-foot ceilings, expansive black-framed windows and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling fireplace anchoring the room. Abundant natural light, warm wood tones and sophisticated finishes soften the contemporary lines, creating interiors that feel elevated yet inviting.

The open living area flows effortlessly into a showpiece kitchen featuring sleek wood cabinetry, dramatic stone surfaces, an oversized island and an oversized pantry offering exceptional storage and functionality. The main-level primary suite creates a retreat of its own, featuring a floor-to-ceiling fireplace and sliding glass doors that open directly to the backyard.

The spa-inspired primary bath continues the experience with a freestanding soaking tub, oversized walk-in shower, seamless glass, contemporary finishes, two closets and a dedicated laundry closet. Also on the main level, an additional en-suite bedroom offers exceptional flexibility for guests, extended stays or multi-generational living, with the privacy and convenience of its own full bath.

Upstairs, three additional en-suite bedrooms give each bedroom the privacy of its own bath, while a spacious loft overlooking the main living area provides another destination for lounging, entertaining, a media space or game area. Thoughtful planning extends well beyond the finishes.

The home is equipped with two tankless water heaters, two laundry areas and two electrical panels, providing added functionality and convenience throughout the home. For the buyer who has been scrolling past homes that all seem to look the same, this one gives you a reason to stop. Estimated completion mid-October 2026.