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A Craftsman-Style New Construction with Beltline Access. Historic charm up front. Modern comfort inside. An intown address with big potential. This one checks the boxes.
Welcome to this new construction home crafted to honor the 1920s Craftsman character. Start on the deep, covered front porch where you’ll picture slow mornings, friendly chats with neighbors and the start of your easy walk to the Beltline, restaurants and breweries.
Step inside to an open family, dining, and kitchen area crowned by dramatic vaulted ceilings soaring 15 feet and beyond. It feels generous and social, yet still cozy and comfortable. Cooking, conversation, and everyday life all connect naturally here in this space.
The kitchen stands as a striking backdrop. Crisp white shaker cabinets wrap the walls, offering abundant storage, while the island’s warm wood tones balance the white cabinetry, adding a soft touch of warmth to the clean palette. Quartz countertops stretch across every surface adding ample countertop space, meanwhile the stainless steel appliances give a modern edge. The dining space is close enough to stay part of the kitchen action, yet distinct enough to create an intimate zone for meals. The open sightlines keep everything connected, while the thoughtful scale of each area makes the layout feel purposeful.
Down the hall, the primary suite sits quietly at the back of the home. It’s a true retreat: a spacious bedroom, a walk-in closet, and an ensuite bathroom featuring an extra large shower and double vanity. Two additional bedrooms and a hall bathroom are toward the front, ensuring the primary suite is truly private and giving guests, kids, or a home office their wing of the house. Storage is thoughtful throughout with multiple linen closets, a dedicated laundry room and utility closet to keep life organized without getting in the way.
Out back, a deck extends your living outdoors and overlooks a large and level backyard that is awaiting all of your gardening dreams and outdoor grilling and outdoor dining desires.
Location seals the deal. You’re 0.4 miles to the BeltLine and Lee + White that houses breweries, restaurants, a food hall, retail, even a climbing gym plus quick access to MARTA for car-light days. And the momentum here is real: the West End Mall revitalization, Murphy Crossing’s mixed-use plans, Atrium Health’s purchase of The Met, and the newly announced Oakland City Exchange retail redevelopment signal continued growth and future equity in the area.
This home that offers comfort and an intown lifestyle this area is known for now in conjunction with exciting growth potential and a rare chance to plant roots where the future looks bright.