Skyline views, Beltline access, and a layout that actually makes sense. This is the Washington Park address Atlanta buyers have been waiting for. Designed for the way people actually live with expansive gathering spaces, private retreats when needed, and outdoor spaces on both levels in both the front and back of the home. From the moment you step inside, the design feels intentional, all tucked into one of Atlanta’s most connected and evolving intown neighborhoods. This is not just a house. It is a lifestyle decision. A welcoming front porch sets the tone immediately. Inside, the foyer opens into one of the most generous living areas you will find at this price point. Ten foot ceilings, 8 foot doors, hardwood floors throughout, oversized windows, and detailed trim work create a home that feels warm, polished, and architecturally grounded. The open layout keeps the spaces connected while still allowing each area to maintain its own identity. A striking electric fireplace anchors the living room and serves as the centerpiece of the main floor, framed by built in shelving that adds both function and character. The living area connects directly to the dining space beside French doors that open onto the rear deck, creating an easy transition between indoor living and outdoor entertaining. The kitchen was designed with both functionality and visual impact in mind. White shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, a large peninsula with seating, statement tile backsplash, stainless appliances, and generous prep space create a kitchen that feels elevated without trying too hard. The connection between the kitchen, living area, dining space, and rear deck creates the kind of flow buyers are constantly searching for but rarely find executed this well. One of the most practical features of the floorplan is the main level bedroom and full bath tucked privately away from the primary living spaces. Whether used for guests, a home office, multigenerational living, or flex space, it adds versatility that works for a wide range of lifestyles. Upstairs, the layout continues to impress. The primary suite feels substantial in all the right ways with direct balcony access, an oversized custom walk in closet, and a spa inspired bathroom featuring double vanities, a walk in shower, separate soaking tub, and timeless finishes. Two additional upstairs bedrooms are thoughtfully separated from the primary suite and share access to a jack and jill bathroom. Outdoor living is woven throughout the property with multiple balconies and decks that expand how the home lives day to day. The fenced backyard offers additional usable space for pets, gatherings, gardening, or future customization, including enough room for a potential ADU. The lot positioning also creates a level of privacy that can be difficult to find intown. Beyond the home itself, the location places you in the center of Atlanta’s continued westside growth and connectivity. Washington Park continues to attract buyers seeking proximity to the BeltLine, Mercedes Benz Stadium, downtown, West Midtown, universities, parks, restaurants, breweries, and major redevelopment corridors while still offering a true neighborhood feel. Quick access to major interstates and Hartsfield Jackson International Airport makes commuting and travel surprisingly convenient. Modern construction. Thoughtful design. Flexible living spaces. Strong indoor outdoor connection. Intown convenience. This is the kind of home that feels just as good in person as it does in the photos, and that is becoming harder and harder to find.
