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Across the street, kids are playing at the park. A neighbor waves from her front porch. And inside this brand-new craftsman bungalow, every detail was designed to feel like it has always belonged here.
720 Lillian Ave SW is new construction built to honor Adair Park’s iconic architectural character. The light blue exterior with cream and coral trim accents, pitched roofline, wood front door, and picket-fenced front yard make it look like it was planted here decades ago. But inside, everything is new, thoughtfully finished, and ready for you.
Step through the front door and into a proper foyer, the kind of entry that sets a tone. Genuine hardwood floors run throughout the entire home. No carpet surprises. No laminate shortcuts. Just real wood throughout. High ceilings on the main level give the entire floor a sense of volume without sacrificing warmth. From the foyer, you move naturally into the living room, where a built-in fireplace with flanking shelving anchors the space. The layout is practical: the foyer connects to both the living room and a main-level bedroom, keeping the private and social areas clearly defined without feeling closed off.
The living room opens toward the dining area and connects directly to the kitchen, keeping conversation easy whether you are cooking or sitting at the table. French doors off the dining area lead to the backyard, which is fully fenced for privacy, pets, or play. The kitchen features white shaker cabinetry, a soft blue subway tile backsplash, quartz countertops, a peninsula with bar seating, globe pendant lights, and stainless appliances. There is also a pantry, a detail that matters more than people give it credit for. A full bath and the main-level bedroom round out the first floor.
Upstairs, the primary suite takes up a substantial footprint. It includes a walk-in closet with custom built-ins, a private balcony, and a bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub and glass-enclosed shower. Two additional bedrooms on the second floor each have walk-in closets and share a hall bath to round out the upper level.
Now for the part that no renovation or new build can replicate: the location.
Adair Park II is directly across the street. We are talking greenspace, a baseball field, tennis courts, a playground, and a basketball court, all steps from your front door. The Atlanta Beltline is just blocks away, putting miles of trail, parks, and programming within easy reach. Within the neighborhood are two coffee shops and two co-working spaces that are just a short walk. Lee and White, one of the most exciting destinations in southwest Atlanta with breweries, restaurants, retail, and a food hall, is close by. MARTA access makes getting around the city or commuting straightforward.
But beyond the amenities list, Adair Park has a culture that is hard to find elsewhere in a major city. It is the kind of neighborhood where neighbors genuinely know each other. Where you can knock on a door to borrow eggs or a spice you ran out of and not think twice about it. Where kids still ride bikes around the block, front porches are the real social spaces, and neighbors look out for one another. Adair Park is not just a place to live. It is a place to belong.
The location also puts you at the center of southwest Atlanta’s momentum. The West End Mall revitalization, the Murphy Crossing redevelopment, Atrium Health’s acquisition of The MET, and the upcoming Oakland City Exchange with new retail and maker spaces are all actively reshaping this corridor. That kind of investment does not just change a neighborhood’s energy, it fuels long-term equity. Buyers who recognized this early have watched values respond accordingly, and there is still room in the story. NOTE: estimated taxes does not include homestead exemption