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Welcome to this fully renovated Old Fourth Ward home, perfectly positioned directly across from Old Fourth Ward Park with open northwest facing views. Completed in 2020, this property blends historic character with thoughtful modern design across multiple finished levels, all set behind fenced front and rear yards. A concrete front porch overlooks the park and opens to beautifully finished interiors featuring solid hardwood floors, solid 8 foot doors, recessed and custom lighting, and custom window treatments throughout. The formal living room features built-ins and a decorative soapstone fireplace and flows seamlessly into a spacious dining room that opens to the kitchen. The kitchen is anchored by striking Calacatta Viola stone countertops and includes a 48 inch Wolf range with griddle, Bosch dishwasher, and two standalone 30” fridge and freezers (60 inches total) form Frigidaire Professional. A separate scullery offers additional prep space with a sink and floating shelving. The kitchen level also includes a mudroom with built-ins and direct access to a large rear deck overlooking the private, level, fenced backyard. A private office sits on the main level with a picture window framing the park and an original historic decorative fireplace. A secondary bedroom and full bath are also located on this level. The terrace level features a speakeasy inspired media room that walks out to the grassy backyard, along with a workshop and extensive storage space. Upstairs, a generous lounge with wet bar and built-ins opens through a wall of windows to a dramatic vaulted porch facing the park. The primary suite includes a large walk in closet, custom curtains, and an electric blackout shade. The primary bath offers an oversized vanity with soapstone counters, custom mirrors, a soaking tub, and a large tiled shower. The upper level flex space with vaulted ceilings provides room for a guest suite, teen retreat, art studio, and an exercise area. Solar panels installed in 2023 generate over 55 percent of the home’s energy usage, saving approximately $2,000 to $2,500 per year in power costs. With direct park frontage, fenced yards, and a total renovation and expansion completed in 2020, this is a rare opportunity to own a custom contemporary home in one of Atlanta’s most dynamic and walkable neighborhoods.