Discounted, and adorable.
Timelessness for a modern day home means that the home stays relevant, valuable, beautiful, or true - just like it has across different eras, rather than going out of style or becoming outdated.
Certain types of properties never go out of style - this is one of them. If you are among the thousands who have had their stylish eye on this Cabbagetown cottage over the past 5 weeks on market, well your time is now.
Get your own pad this week - a pad with sweet Beltline soulshine, 365 days a year. Do it in the next few days, close on Friday the 6th before Chomp and Stomp Festival, get the keys and throw a party that whole next day!
This adorable, timeless home is uniquely nestled on a corner lot at the northern end of where Berean Street meets Tennelle Street. Been there since before 1920 - and is now directly across from the Beltline walking pathway, just West of Esther Peachy Lefevre park, and the Krog Street tunnel - About 1/4 mile north of Cabbagetown Park, and a short walk away from the restaurants and bars on Carroll Street.
The Atlanta BeltLine, and 100s of groovy neighborhood businesses, restaurants and entertainment spots are all within walking distance. Once a year, on the first Saturday in early November, this home is in the vibrant party mix of THE best Fall festival in all of Intown Atlanta, the Chomp and Stomp Festival. (If ya don't know, now, ya know!)
Inside, this sturdy home is filled with enriching details, timeless charm and flowing with natural light. Hardwood Floors, nice lighting, a two sided Decorative Fireplace, and a spacious Kitchen with plenty of room for storage, plus a stackable Washer and Dryer in a closet, all make this a complete primary home, or an easy second home with superior Intown Atlanta convenience.
The bedroom is sizeable with plenty of room for shelving and built-ins if desired. Outside, the grounds have a hardscape rear patio and the rear yard has a wood privacy fence. The steel fence on the other borders offers a cute curb appeal with room for sunny gardening and room for pets to play safely inside the fenced yards.
The inviting front porch has breezy, cozy appeal and location, location, location. There are vivid artworks on the concrete walls up and down the street. There are historic mill homes galore on dozens of streets nearby. The community of Cabbagetown is like no other Intown.
If you've been looking at condominiums, lofts and townhouses then consider how a Cabbagetown cottage with no HOA fees, just might be a better way to go. If you've been looking for a smaller home Intown, then come see this "Saddlebag" before someone else gets to it first.
