Search Luxury HomesLuxury Development CollectionMy Luxury PortfolioRecent Luxury Home SalesBrowse Luxury Home Markets
All Featured Luxury DestinationsSpain EscapeLone Star LuxuryVancouver VoyageAtlanta Amazement
View by Luxury Broker NameView by Luxury Broker LocationLuxury Design CollectionLuxury Development Collection
Luxury Portfolio BlogLuxeTrends® NewsletterDesign Collection Partners
About Luxury PortfolioLuxury Portfolio NewsNews from BrokersBuying or SellingFor Real Estate ProfessionalsLuxury Portfolio FAQContact Us
EnglishFrenchGermanItalianSpanishPortugueseRussianJapaneseChinese
United States DollarsEuroUnited Kingdom PoundsCanada DollarsAustralia DollarsMexico PesosSwitzerland FrancsNew Zealand DollarsView More Currencies


All Georgia (498) »
Alpharetta (35)
Alto (2)
Atlanta (164)
Ball Ground (1)
Big Canoe (4)
Blue Ridge (3)
Braselton (1)
Buford (2)
Canton (3)
Clarkesville (24)
Claxton (1)
Clayton (19)
Cleveland (2)
Cumming (5)
Dahlonega (3)
Dalton (1)
Dawsonville (3)
Douglasville (2)
Duluth (17)
Ellijay (3)
Fayetteville (2)
Flowery Branch (3)
Gainesville (8)
Greensboro (3)
Jackson (2)
Johns Creek (2)
Kennesaw (5)
Lakemont (24)
Lawrenceville (1)
Lindale (1)
Loganville (1)
Lookout Mountain (1)
Lyerly (2)
Madison (4)
Marietta (24)
Milner (2)
Milton (12)
Monroe (2)
Murrayville (1)
Oakwood (2)
Perry (4)
Pooler (1)
Richmond Hill (1)
Rockmart (1)
Roswell (6)
Sandy Springs (2)
Savannah (57)
Savannah, (1)
Sea Island (1)
Smyrna (1)
St Marys (1)
St. Simons (1)
Suwanee (6)
The Ford Plantation (1)
Tiger (6)
Townsend (1)
Trenton (1)
Tybee Island (2)
Tyrone (1)
Waleska (1)
Waycross (1)
West Point (1)
Woodstock (2)
Zebulon (1)

About Georgia
The state of Georgia was named in honor of England’s King George II. The royal source of the name is fitting, as Georgia is also known as The Empire State of the South due to its influence in the region. The state’s pioneering history is rich and varied, including the nation’s first planned city, Savannah, which was laid out in 1773. Georgia’s regal moniker is also applicable to the magnificence and majesty offered in the Georgia luxury home market. The revolutionary city of Savannah is now filled with historic elegant mansions, while the Atlanta and Alpharetta luxury markets offer grand traditional estates. Whether it’s remarkable manors full of history, or immaculate brand new construction, Georgia has a wide array of options for the luxury home seeker.

Would you like to start a New Search?

DULUTH LUXURY HOMES AND DULUTH LUXURY PROPERTIES

Luxury Home Markets > Georgia > Duluth

There are 17 Active Luxury Properties in Duluth

17 Luxury properties foundSAVE THIS SEARCH1 2 3 next page
Property Photo
Property Photo
Property Photo
Property Photo

PURE PERFECTION

US $ 1,999,000  in Duluth, GA
Harry Norman Realtors
View DetailsView Photos
Property Photo
Property Photo

ESCAPE FROM THE ORDINARY

US $ 1,699,000  in Duluth, GA
Harry Norman Realtors
View DetailsView Photos
Property Photo
Property Photo
  • The state of Georgia was named in honor of England’s King George II. The royal source of the name is fitting, as Georgia is also known as The Empire State of the South due to its influence in the region. The state’s pioneering history is rich and varied, including the nation’s first planned city, Savannah, which was laid out in 1773. Georgia’s regal moniker is also applicable to the magnificence and majesty offered in the Georgia luxury home market. The revolutionary city of Savannah is now filled with historic elegant mansions, while the Atlanta and Alpharetta luxury markets offer grand traditional estates. Whether it’s remarkable manors full of history, or immaculate brand new construction, Georgia has a wide array of options for the luxury home seeker.
  • SUGARLOAF COUNTRY CLUB LANDMARK
  • A GORGEOUS ESTATE HOME IN PRISTINE CONDITION
  • LUXURIOUS, SOPHISTICATED, AND ELEGANT
  • PURE PERFECTION
  • CUSTOM BUILT TO BE ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOMES EVER
  • ESCAPE FROM THE ORDINARY
  • STUNNING COLUMNED MASTERPIECE
  • A GRAND SOUTHERN TRADITIONAL HOME
  • 1 2 3 next page
    Fair Housing Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity