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$450,000
| Beds |
Baths |
Sq. Ft. |
Taxes |
Built |
| 3 |
1.10 |
1,524 |
$5,255 |
1962 |
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On the market:
5 days
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Just one mile from East Atlanta Village, this attractive all-brick ranch sits on a peaceful, dead-end street in the highly sought-after East Atlanta neighborhood. Enjoy walking to the Thursday farmers market or savor a Monday Burger Buddy deal at Argosy. For those who prefer riding, a continuous bike lane connects you to the Beltline in Glenwood Park, just two miles away.
A beautifully landscaped level front yard welcomes you home. Step inside to a warm living room featuring gleaming hardwood floors and a large picture window that floods the space with natural light. The kitchen boasts freshly painted cabinetry, a cozy breakfast nook, and ample storage, flowing seamlessly into a spacious living and dining area with wood floors as well—perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The family room opens to a generous deck, ideal for outdoor dining and relaxing while enjoying the private, wooded backyard. The main level includes three comfortable bedrooms with hardwood floors, one full bath, and one half bath. There is potential space available to expand the primary bath to include a walk-in shower. Enjoy easy one-level living complemented by a full, unfinished walkout basement offering approximately 800 square feet of exceptional storage and limitless potential for future expansion. Outside, two driveways provide ample parking, and a handy storage shed keeps yard tools and bikes within easy reach. What truly sets this home apart is the setting. The quiet, friendly dead-end street creates a genuine neighborhood feel—where kids play outside and a neighbor’s friendly dog might trot over for a belly rub. A stream runs behind the property (outside the flood plain), attracting abundant wildlife including owls calling at night, red-shouldered hawks overhead, and deer wandering through regularly. This creates a peaceful, green “city in the forest” ambiance, with the tip of Bank of America Plaza (the “pencil building”) peeking above the tree line as you pull onto Flat Shoals.
Listing courtesy of Heather Steiner, Dorsey Alston Realtors