See an unparalleled view of Atlanta’s city skyline right from your dining table, while the Beltline beckons just steps away from your backyard, making this property truly one of a kind.
With a perfect blend of 1940s charm and modern upgrades, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence is designed to fulfill every desire. An open floor plan seamlessly connects the living room, kitchen, and dining area (while still giving individual identity to each space) allowing your whole family and/or friends to connect in more ways one and at more times than once. The beautiful brick fireplace, new windows with privacy shades, and rich espresso hardwoods are the little details that make this space ideal.
The heart of the home, the kitchen, boasts a thoughtfully designed layout with a spacious island for both seating (of more than 4 people) and food preparation, a stainless steel gas range, and a convenient microwave tucked away in the island. Abundant storage, including a pantry, ensures effortless organization. The dining area, with its soaring vaulted ceilings and panoramic city views, transforms everyday meals into special occasions, while the low-maintenance back deck, crafted with Trex boards, invites leisurely gatherings under the open sky.

Each bedroom is curated for comfort and privacy. The primary bedroom on one side of the home features an adjoining primary bathroom complete with an extra-large double vanity, a tiled separate shower and a walk in closet with a window perfect for bringing the sunlight in. Located on the opposite side of the home are two additional bedrooms and a guest bath
Outside, the backyard contains a private gate giving you direct access to the Beltline or take the public Beltline entrance which is located on the same street. The yard is large and level and gets full sign light for your garden needs or whatever backyard outdoor activities you love. A long side drive accommodates your vehicles and your guests’, and a gate gives you access to private parking in the backyard via a parking pad
Location amenities don’t just stop at the Beltline but also include being a short walk to Emma Millican Park, Perkerson Park, a 15-20 minute walk on the Beltline to Lee+White which boasts breweries, restaurants, bars and a new food hall, down the block from the Library and of course close proximity to downtown, Hartsfield Jackson Airport, midtown and more.