710 Province Pl., Atlanta, GA 30312

710 Province Pl., Atlanta, GA 30312
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$529,900
Beds Baths Sq. Ft. Taxes Built
3 2.20 1,958 $5,978 2005
On the market: 0 days

Est. Monthly Payment:

$3,671($3,173 + $498 taxes*)

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Imagine a lifestyle where the best of Atlanta is your literal backyard. Welcome to 710 Province Pl, a stunning three-level brick and frame, corner townhome with one shared wall, that places you right at the pulse of Grant Park and the Beltline. This is the ultimate "move-in and relax" opportunity, meticulously prepared for its next chapter with a brand-new roof (2025), fresh interior and exterior paint, and remarkably low HOA fees of just $150 a month. The experience begins on the generous, covered front porch—a perfect place for unwinding under a lush canopy of trees. Inside, the main level is a bright, open-concept dream designed for effortless entertaining. The living, dining, and kitchen areas flow seamlessly together, extending out to a private balcony ideal for morning coffee or an evening cocktail to unwind. Upstairs, the expansive primary suite serves as a true sanctuary, complete with a dedicated sitting area that functions perfectly as a bright, elevated home office. The secondary ensuite is equally impressive, offering private bath access and a secluded, covered porch with a serene "treehouse" feel. For even more versatility, the terrace level features a large flex space with a half bath—perfect for a home gym, media room, or creative studio—located just off the two-car garage. Living here means the Beltline and Grant Park are your daily playground. Spend your weekends exploring iconic trails, discovering new coffee spots, and enjoying the eclectic dining scene that defines this historic area. Whether it’s a morning jog or a sunset stroll to a nearby patio, the very best of intown living is right outside your door.
Listing courtesy of Rita Bacot, Compass