Set on an elevated 0.16-acre level lot behind a granite stone retaining wall on a cul-de-sac street, this 2008-built craftsman-style single-family home places the newly completed BeltLine Southeast Trail 0.3 mi from the front steps, with the full 2.5-mile trail now running continuously from Boulevard to Krog Street Tunnel. A covered front porch with ceiling fan sits perched above the street, and inside, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and crown molding carry through an open main level anchored by a fireplace with built-in shelving and an oak staircase with iron balusters. The kitchen pairs Calacatta Gold countertops with white shaker cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, pot filler, double-oven gas range under a wood-clad vent hood, pendant-lit breakfast bar seating, and a separate prep island backed by floor-to-ceiling pantry cabinetry. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a walk-in closet with built-in storage system, a dual-sink vanity, a travertine-tiled walk-in shower, and a jetted soaking tub, joined by two additional bedrooms with ceiling fans and a full hall bath with tub and subway tile surround, 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in 2,070 square feet altogether. Out back, a timber-frame covered deck connects the main house to a detached two-car garage inside a fully fenced backyard with landscaped beds and a paver walkway. Everything Grant Park is known for sits within 1 mi: the Grant Park Farmers Market, held Sundays at The Beacon (0.3 mi), Grant Park itself (0.4 mi), Zoo Atlanta (0.6 mi), Grant Park Coffeehouse (0.9 mi), Publix at Summerhill (1.0 mi), and the Georgia Avenue dining district (1.0 mi). MARTA bus service on Boulevard is 0.1 mi away, with I-20 access at the Boulevard exit 1.2 mi from the driveway. Zoned central heating and air and a gas water heater round out the practical details.
