Serenbe Showhouse Toast & Tour Preview Party 2026

Join Serenbe and Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine as we celebrate the opening of the 2026 Serenbe Designer Showhouse, featuring Atlanta's top interior designers and benefitting the Decorative Arts Fellowship with Art Farm at Serenbe. Be one of the first to tour the gorgeous showhome. Wednesday, September 30, 2026 6:00-8:00 pm in Overlook Tickets, $95 Ages 21 years+ Tickets are non-refundable and benefit the Decorative Arts Fellowship with Art Farm at Serenbe. Thank you for your contribution. Grab a glass of bubbly and mingle under the twinkle lights, enjoy live music and commemorate the event at the photo booth. Lauren Iverson, editor-in-chief of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine, will give a welcome address then we’ll open the door to reveal the 2026 Serenbe Designer Showhouse. The 13th Annual Serenbe Designer Showhouse is a thoughtfully crafted estate home that blends style and function in all the right ways. Designed by Serenbe Planning and Design with interiors by Mister + Mrs Sharp and built by Phillip Clark, this warm and inviting home is tucked into Serenbe’s picturesque hamlet Overlook. This elegant four-bedroom home will feature the work of 12+ talented designers and include a curated pop-up shop, all overlooking preserved woodlands making it a must-visit for anyone who loves great design. SHOWHOUSE TOURS - October 1- October 25, 2026 The Serenbe Showhouse is open to the public for ticketed self-guided tours beginning October 1-25, Thursday-Sunday. Select a day for your ticket, arrive anytime between 10am-4pm (and enjoy the Showhouse as long as you like). Same-day return visits are allowed as space permits. There is no need to print your ticket; the docent at the door will look up your name and check you in. Thursday-Sunday, 10am-4pm Tickets: $35 Tickets are non-refundable and benefit the Decorative Arts Fellowship with Art Farm at Serenbe. Thank you for your contribution. Private Tours: Private group tours are available Monday - Wednesday by appointment, starting at $500 for up to 10 people. Private tours must be reserved at least 24 hours in advance. Email showhouse@serenbe.com for details and to book your private tour. DIRECTIONS + PARKING The address for the 2026 Serenbe Designer Showhouse is 260 Winston Way Chatt Hills, GA 30268 Parking is along Serenbe Lane* in Overlook. *Please avoid parking spaces that say RESERVED or No Parking, or that have cones in them. From Atlanta: Take I-85 South to Exit 69, toward GA-14 spur W and follow signs for South Fulton Parkway. Continue along South Fulton Parkway for 12.7 miles and make a left onto Cochran Mill Road, which ends at Hutcheson’s Ferry Road. Turn right and continue for 2.1 miles, where you will make a left onto Atlanta-Newnan Road. The main entrance for Serenbe (Selborne Lane) is one mile down on the right. Once you’re in Serenbe, go to the 3-way stop in the Crossroads and turn left onto Tabb Way, then right onto Serenbe Lane. Follow signs for parking and continue through Mado and into Overlook. Park on Serenbe Lane and follow the signs on Winston Way to the showhouse. MAKE A DINNER RESERVATION If you plan to have dinner before or after the party, we highly recommend reservations. The Hill at Serenbe (Selborne neighborhood) Open for dinner on Thursdays from 5-9pm 9110 Selborne Lane 770-463-6040 Dining Hours + Make A Reservation The Farmhouse (At The Inn) Open for dinner on Thursdays from 5-9pm 10950 Hutcheson’s Ferry Road 770-463-2610 Dining Hours + Make A Reservation Austin's (Selborne neighborhood) Open for dinner on Thursdays from 5-10pm 9110 Selborne Lane Dining Hours + Make A Reservation REFUND POLICY & DISCLAIMERS ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Serenbe Designer Showhouse does not offer Exchanges, Refunds or Rainchecks on any items offered for sale online or at the door unless force majeure prevents from performing its contractual obligation. The showhouse is not handicap-accessible. Strollers, Scooters and children ages 10 and under are not allowed inside the homes. Serenbe, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, and their employees and representatives assume no liability for "bodily injury" or "property damage" or "personal and advertising injury" arising out of the actual or alleged transmission of a communicable disease.