Touted as “one of a kind” construction, this 1952 Brookhaven three-bedroom, two-bath ranch has been thoroughly renovated inside, sparing the original hardwood floors.

The home now includes an abundance of tray ceilings complete with recessed lighting, as well as “picturesque views” of the private backyard. All this built on a granite foundation with quartz exteriors for $880,000.

Just off Briarcliff Road, this renovated, 1,990-square-foot “entertainer’s dream home” from 1960 now sports such colorful accents as the lime green front doors and striking blue accent wall in the living room. There’s even a completed one-bedroom, one-bath apartment in the basement suited for a possible Airbnb rental to help recoup the asking price of $550,000.

For $1,169,000, this “midcentury gem” from 1971 overflows with “Hollywood glamour” thanks to its beamed ceilings, variety of textured finishes, and unique curves and angles.

The 4,745-square-foot home does a masterful job blending the interior with the wooded exterior, thanks to many floor-to-ceiling windows and bountiful skylights. Some updates (various tile, aspects of the kitchen) could be in order.

Built in 1969, this four-bedroom, five-bath midcentury offering in Brookhaven holds court on a “luscious, private, deep” lot that’s billed as a “one of a kind dreamy site.” Indoor pool, anyone?

Marketed as a potential rebuild or renovation, it’s not surprising the focus of the home’s listing is on the property rather than the structure. What is surprising, though, is the asking price of $1,175,000, given the home’s not-unsubstantial needs.

Designed by architect Robert Green in 1974, one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s last disciples, this two-bedroom, two-bath home in Sandy Springs features dramatic, tongue-and-groove wood ceilings and plenty of natural light from the surrounding wooded lot.

Although the kitchen and bathrooms have been updated, there’s a strong 1970s vibe throughout the 1,857-square-foot dwelling. At $550,000, the listing claims the so-called Pafford House is “priced to sell,” but that remains to be seen, as it’s been on the market for more than two months.

Yes, this one’s a true midcentury wannabe, but it’s interesting nonetheless. Asking $875,000, the 4,294-square-foot offering in Sandy Springs works hard to live up to its somewhat confounding billing as an “exciting midcentury modern home.”

The hallmarks are there: the two-story foyer, soaring vaulted ceilings, and sunken living room along with five bedrooms and four bathrooms. Outside the 2013 house, a private courtyard is ideal for entertaining, with an extensive fenced-in backyard to boot.

Up in Sandy Springs, this “stunning, renovated” 3,100-square-foot home includes spacious rooms with vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and natural textures like stone walls, hardwood and tile floors, and granite countertops.

Asking $720,000, this relic of 1965 opens up to a screened porch and pool area that is “perfect for entertaining in a private setting.”