$525,000
There is a difference between living near the BeltLine and living ON the Beltline. This home puts you ON the Beltline, quietly builds your everyday life around it and makes the Beltline become part of your daily routine. With the BeltLine at your doorsteps, some of Atlanta's favorite destinations become part of your everyday routine rather than occasional weekend plans. Imagine beginning the morning with coffee from Finca to Filter (less than a 5 min walk away), taking a stroll along the BeltLine between meetings, meeting friends for dinner or jazz night at Side Saddle, then ending the evening on your own covered balcony overlooking the trees and the Beltline instead of traffic. Some of Atlanta's favorite destinations become part of your everyday routine rather than occasional weekend plans. You can walk to Grant Park, Glenwood Park, and continue north toward Krog Street Market, breweries, restaurants, parks, and miles of connected trails. For most people, the BeltLine is where they spend their weekends. Here, it's simply where life happens every day. Perfectly positioned in Grant Park, one of Atlanta's most walkable intown neighborhoods, this townhome offers the rare combination of direct BeltLine access, generous living space, bonus loft space, low HOAs, a private garage for parking and storage and the low maintenance ownership today's buyers are searching for. This townhome lives far larger than the numbers suggest thanks to soaring vaulted ceilings, an open loft, oversized windows, and a floor plan that feels intentional rather than simply open. Inside, the renovated kitchen is a unique selling feature in this home, where as many other recent sales in the community included original unrenovated kitchens. White cabinetry, marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar overlooking the main living area create a space that feels fresh, new and comfortable. The dramatic two-story living room adds volume and character while keeping the kitchen, dining, and living spaces connected in a way that feels cozy rather than cavernous. One of this home's greatest strengths is its flexibility. Unlike many townhomes where every room serves only one purpose, this floor plan adapts to every buyers needs. The loft overlooking the living room creates an ideal home office, reading lounge, fitness area, or creative workspace. With remote and hybrid work becoming the norm, having a dedicated office that doesn't sacrifice a bedroom is a feature buyers continue to prioritize. Both bedrooms offer the privacy of their own full bathrooms, allowing either level to function comfortably as the primary suite depending on your lifestyle. The upstairs bathroom has been beautifully renovated, while the main level suite offers the convenience of main floor living and the opportunity to personalize the adjoining bath over time. A conveniently located powder room serves guests without interrupting the privacy of either suite. Practical features are equally impressive. An attached one car garage plus a private driveway provide two off street parking spaces, an uncommon convenience for intown living. The HOA covers exterior maintenance, roof maintenance, and natural gas, allowing owners to spend less time maintaining a home and more time enjoying everything the neighborhood has to offer. A recently replaced water heater adds additional peace of mind, and long term rentals are permitted with HOA approval, providing valuable flexibility for future owners. This isn't simply a townhouse on the BeltLine. It's a lifestyle many people seek in Atlanta, but surprisingly few homes actually deliver. This one does.
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10816074
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655 Mead Street SE, Atlanta
Listing courtesy of Engel & V?lkers Atlanta.
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