Kelli Gould - Real Estate Broker

05/22/2026

This one just feels different.✨ Tucked into the trees on a charming Vinings Glen cul-de-sac, this fully renovated Smyrna home blends warmth, character, and elevated design in all the right ways — from the arched openings and layered finishes to the incredible treehouse-like deck stretching across the back of the home.

And then there’s the terrace level…a moody speakeasy-style lounge, oversized guest suite, gym, fire pit patio, and endless flexibility.

Meticulously updated top-to-bottom and full of personality — this is the kind of home people walk into and immediately remember.

This is an opportunity to own one of the most extensively updated and character-filled homes in Vinings Glen. Residents of Vinings Glen enjoy access to swim and tennis amenities, a playground, and a connected neighborhood feel — all tucked into a beautifully wooded setting just minutes from Vinings, Smyrna Market Village, The Battery, and major commuter routes.

📍3851 Glenhurst DR SE, Smyrna
Vinings Glen
Offered for $915,000
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05/09/2026

Well, that was fast! We hit the market on Thursday, and by Sunday we had 25 showings and 9 offers.

With thoughtful positioning — intentionally appealing to investors and buyers ready to bring their vision — I aimed to build high demand right out of the gate. Buyers scrambled for it because it has a layout and lot that never go out of style, and it had 45 years of love from its original owners.

We are through DD and excited to pass it on for its next chapter!

04/28/2026

Still can’t believe this is the same kitchen we once saw as a dealbreaker. We waited 3 frustrating years, but she’s finally ready 🤍. Sometimes the home you almost missed becomes the one that fits you best.

04/01/2026

03/27/2026

Just closed 🏡✨ This one is extra special. I’ve been working with this client for over a year, starting with the sale of her home last Spring. Since then, she’s navigated big life changes and accomplished some truly incredible things-and now she’s landed in the perfect home in Horseshoe Bend. So proud of !

03/06/2026

Let’s talk about bushes. Thrilling, right?

One of the most aggravating mistakes I see homeowners make is letting their bushes become overgrown — even when they’re still neatly shaped by landscapers. Over time, they grow together and start to look like one big mass of greenery. This makes your house look OLD.

Cutting bushes back hard (we’re talking chainsaw down to a foot off the ground) is a game changer. When each plant has its own shape and space again — like you see in new builds or freshly landscaped yards — the entire property suddenly looks updated, and buyers subconsciously see the property as newer than it is.

It’s one of the easiest curb appeal upgrades you can make. It costs nothing, takes very little time, and can make a house look 10+ years newer.

Just make sure to research your specific bushes first — many should be cut back before they start blooming in the spring.

Swipe for some before & afters to see my point!

02/27/2026

Managed to squeeze in a little fun before my busy season. We would’ve liked a little more ❄️❄️❄️ on the ground, but we made do! The kids learned the joy of the sidehit, the girls mastered their parallel turns, and the little guy tried to give me a heart attack. Highlight was when a guy skiid down behind us and called us the Van Trapp family of skiing🤣🏔️

02/18/2026

I need to clear something up. In shows and movies, there’s always this dramatic moment when the real estate agent tells the buyers, “You got the house!” once their offer is accepted. The REAL time we say that is when due diligence wraps up. When an offer is accepted, the hardest work begins: a flurry of inspections, calls with mortgage brokers, gathering all the documentation, calls with insurance companies, and LOTS of negotiation.

Today was the day D.D. wrapped up for a buyer I adore. Perfect home, perfect location, and even better terms than we had expected. After a year of hunting, I finally got to say, “The house is yours!”

Next stop: closing in two short weeks 🔑

02/04/2026

I’m loving how 2026 design trends are bringing nostalgia back home—things like colored glassware, china cabinets, and timeless wainscoting layered into modern spaces. The most beautiful homes aren’t always the trendiest…they’re the ones filled with character and story.

Swipe to see my own nostalgic spin in our kitchen: antique frames showcasing my grandmothers’ handwritten recipes. Of everything in this shiny new space, these old additions make me the happiest.

02/04/2026

I’m loving how 2026 design trends are bringing nostalgia back home—things like colored glassware, china cabinets, and timeless wainscoting layered into modern spaces. The most beautiful homes aren’t always the trendiest…they’re the ones filled with character and story.

Swipe to see my own nostalgic spin in our kitchen: antique frames showcasing my grandmothers’ handwritten recipes. Of everything in my shiny new space, these old additions mean the most.

Link in my bio to the full story in Homes & Gardens.