Résidence Unifamiliale à Atlanta

Tucked into the heart of the Grant Park neighborhood, this 1924 Craftsman bungalow pairs century-old character with a thoughtful top-to-bottom restoration. A welcoming front porch leads into an open living, dining, and kitchen layout anchored by original built-in cabinetry and a decorative fireplace. Roughly half the home retains its original hardwood floors, complemented by detailed tilework carried through the bathrooms, closets, and stairwell. Salvaged architectural pieces - including portions of the original tin ceiling, a cast-iron window pull, and vintage paneling - have been woven back into the design, giving the home a rare sense of authenticity. The main-level primary suite offers a bright, airy retreat with a soaking tub and a beautifully tiled shower. Upstairs, a flexible fourth bedroom works equally well as a home office, playroom, or private studio. Outside, an expanded back deck and fenced yard create an ideal space for entertaining, with an added storage shed rounding out the outdoor amenities. Recent upgrades add peace of mind and efficiency to go with the home’s historic charm: all-new energy-efficient windows and exterior doors were installed in 2025, improving comfort and lowering utility costs year-round. Walking distance to the Beltline, Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta, and a mix of local shops and restaurants, this home offers walkable intown living with the warmth and craftsmanship of an earlier era.