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This four sided brick home with classic presence, carries quiet confidence the moment you arrive. What stands out here is the square footage for the price point. The rooms are not compressed. The transitions feel natural. There is breathing room throughout, something buyers consistently ask for but rarely find in this segment of the market. While some homes feel staged for a moment, this home feels established, solid and ready for the next chapter without trying too hard.
Pull up and you will find the driveway extends to a covered parking area in the rear and an electric gate that secures the fully fenced backyard. It feels private. Tucked in. Practical in all the right ways.
Inside, the layout unfolds with intention. The front living room, the first of two living room spaces in this home, greets you and is anchored by hardwood floors and a wide bank of windows that stretches across the front of the home. A dedicated dining room sits just off this space, but an eat-in kitchen also provides casual daily dining options. Just beyond the front of the home, a second living area centers around a stone fireplace, creating a completely different mood. One living room for quiet enjoyment while the other offers movie nights by the fire. These two distinct living spaces give you flexibility that many homes at this price point simply do not offer.
The kitchen sits comfortably between the two living areas and the breakfast nook, making it easy to stay connected without everything blending into one undefined room. Crisp cabinetry, granite counters, stainless appliances, and a central island plus additional peninsula provide both prep space and everyday seating. From here, sightlines extend into the adjacent family room and toward the backyard, reinforcing the natural flow of the floorplan without sacrificing definition.
The bedroom are perfectly positioned with the primary room on one side and the other bedrooms thoughtfully separated down the hall. The primary suite is positioned for privacy and delivers the scale buyers are searching for. It is generous in size, easily accommodating a king bed and additional seating. The walk in closet provides real storage, and the ensuite bath features a large vanity and a stand alone shower wrapped in clean, modern finishes. It feels updated yet timeless. Two additional secondary bedrooms share a renovated hall bath, creating a layout that supports guests, family, or work from home needs without compromise.
Step outside and the backyard becomes an extension of the home. Fully fenced and secured with an electric gate across the driveway, it offers both privacy and usability. There is space to entertain, garden, let pets roam, or simply enjoy having a home and yard that is your own. This is not a quick renovator flip. It is a home that has been lived in and cared for by a family, maintained over time rather than dressed up for a single sale.
Location matters, and Wichita Drive positions you in the center of continued growth. Just minutes from Lee and White, the largest mixed use development reshaping Southwest Atlanta, you have access to breweries, restaurants, retail, and a vibrant food hall that has quickly become a destination. Future developments continue to strengthen the area’s long term outlook, including the revitalization of West End Mall, Murphy Crossing, Atrium Health’s purchase of the MET, and the Oakland City Exchange. Each project adds infrastructure, investment, and momentum that supports both lifestyle and future equity.
For buyers who want character, space, and a location tied to real growth, 1340 Wichita Drive offers a compelling opportunity. Solid construction. A functional layout. Two living spaces. A true primary suite. A secured backyard. And square footage that works hard for the price.