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$259,000
| Beds |
Baths |
Sq. Ft. |
Taxes |
Built |
| 3 |
2.00 |
1,052 |
$3,367 |
1920 |
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On the market:
46 days
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Recent price change: $269,000 |
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This 1920s bungalow blends historic character with modern updates and the kind of improvements that matter. Situated on a generous corner lot, the home features a spacious covered front porch and a fully fenced backyard that has been cleared and graded, offering plenty of room to make it your own. Original architectural details reflect its history, including a decorative double-sided fireplace with its original mantel, crown molding, and original millwork. The eat-in kitchen features granite countertops, updated cabinetry, and new smart appliances, all of which remain with the home along with the washer and dryer. Both bathrooms have been updated, including a complete renovation of one by the current owners.
As you walk through the home, you may notice some uneven flooring, a visible reminder of its age that can understandably raise questions. The sellers recently had the home evaluated by a structural engineer, who determined that the floor framing is structurally sound. Documentation is also available for prior foundation work completed by a reputable company and backed by a transferable warranty.
Prior to the current owners’ purchase, the home underwent an extensive renovation that included a new roof, updated plumbing and electrical systems, a renovated kitchen, and new appliances. Since then, the sellers have continued to invest substantially in the property, completing significant professional repairs and improvements over the past several years, with documentation available for buyer review.
Beyond the home itself, the location is hard to beat. You’re just minutes from the Atlanta BeltLine, Lee + White, CollegeTown at West End, The Wren’s Nest, John A. White Golf Course, Grant Park, and a variety of local restaurants, breweries, parks, and coffee shops, with quick access to I-20, I-285, Downtown Atlanta, and the airport.
There’s a lot to appreciate here: original architectural details, generous outdoor space, meaningful updates, and extensive documentation, all at this price point. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, an investor, or simply drawn to the craftsmanship of a historic Atlanta bungalow, 2158 Wingate offers an opportunity to own a piece of Atlanta history in an established intown neighborhood.
Listing courtesy of Jennifer Stevens, Keller Williams North Atlanta