Single Family Residence In Atlanta

A single BLOCK from the BELTLINE and Ashby Station, with MIDTOWN and DOWNTOWN minutes away, 299 Flowers sits in Washington Park. What began as a 1,092-square-foot 1920s bungalow was rebuilt from the foundation up: new engineered structure, a full second story, and 2,392 heated square feet arranged around a two-story entry foyer and a white-oak stair built like furniture. The kitchen centers on a quartz island under floor-to-ceiling herringbone tile; the primary bath runs gold-trimmed stone; every system — electrical, plumbing, HVAC — is brand new and warrantied, inspected independently at every stage and documented on video before the walls closed.

Outside, one of the largest back porches in the area overlooks a private, fully cemented yard — a grandfathered feature tracing back to the site’s industrial-era origins that no new build can replicate. KIPP Ways Academy sits directly across the street, the fire station is right there too, and Washington Park’s tennis courts, pool, and Enota Park are all a short walk away.

This is a home built at the meeting point of two communities: the Westside’s momentum and the block-level warmth that made this street worth investing in. It’s a place where new neighbors are met with open arms.