Résidence Unifamiliale À Mableton

Three Lots. A Tudor Ranch with Real Character. 4 BD 3.5 BA Sunroom Detached Barn The foyer sets the tone immediately with slate tile floors, a wood spindle railing, and sight lines straight through to the living room fireplace. Hardwood floors run through both the living and dining rooms, anchored by a fireplace with an original mantel and lit by a crystal chandelier in the dining room. Tudor-pane windows frame tree views from every angle. An open spindle-rail partition connects the two rooms without closing either one off. The family room goes a different direction with a floor-to-ceiling fieldstone fireplace and knotty-pine paneling. The kitchen sits right off the family room with granite counters, dark wood cabinetry, and leaded diamond-pane windows, plus a sunny breakfast nook with its own chandelier and a window looking straight out to the back deck. A large enclosed sunroom with floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides and a ceiling fan opens directly to a backyard that is a flower lover’s dream, with voluminous azaleas and a mature landscape lovingly maintained by the original owner, who built and called it home for 58 years. The laundry room is generously sized with upper cabinetry and a separate exterior door. The attic spans the full roofline with two rooms and a full bath already plumbed. It’s a blank slate with real potential. Out back there’s a barn perfect for a workshop, studio, or serious storage. The sale includes three separate parcels with one vacant lot on each side of the house. The home sits at 1420 Virgil Lane with empty lots at 1410 and 1440 on either side. Mature hardwoods across all three. In Atlanta, that kind of land buffer doesn’t come back once it’s gone. Parcels [hidden information] Virgil Lane sold together. Tax records may not reflect actual acreage, buyer to verify all lot dimensions through a licensed survey.