Set in Atlanta's historic Westview neighborhood, this 2,012-square-foot 1930 Craftsman bungalow pairs original exterior character with a thoroughly updated open-plan interior. The sage-green painted brick facade, covered front porch with tapered brick columns and room for outdoor seating, brick paver entry walkway, and curated cottage garden with native plantings, ornamental grasses, and established perennials deliver year-round curb presence. Inside, hardwood floors extend through all main living areas, framed by crown molding and large double-hung windows that bring generous natural light to every room. Off-street driveway parking on a residential street.
The living room centers on a white-painted brick fireplace with painted wood mantel and ceiling fan, opening without interruption to a generous dining area with five-arm chandelier and bay-style window arrangement. The kitchen has been fully renovated with white shaker cabinets, black hardware, and floor-to-ceiling upper storage, granite countertops, hexagonal penny-tile backsplash, stainless steel gas range, over-range microwave, refrigerator with water and ice dispenser, dishwasher, and a peninsula breakfast bar with bracket corbels and seating for two — finished with glass pendant lighting and recessed cans. The open sight line runs the full length of the home from kitchen to front porch.
The primary suite features oversized windows with views to a green tree canopy, hardwood flooring, ceiling fan, and private access to a walk-in closet outfitted with a full custom wire shelving system, dual hanging rods, and pull-out mesh drawers. The en-suite primary bath includes a frameless glass walk-in shower with large-format vertical tile, mosaic chevron accent strip, and glass block window, plus a double floating vanity with dual sinks and separate fixtures, herringbone porcelain tile floors, and industrial-style vanity lighting. Two additional bedrooms each feature dark hardwood floors, large windows, and standard closets. The second full bath offers a tub/shower combination with floor-to-ceiling wave-texture tile surround, glass block window, herringbone tile floors, and floating trough vanity — original 1930 footprint with fully updated finishes throughout.
The rear wood deck with shade sail awning leads to a deep, fully privacy-fenced backyard with a stepping stone path through lush lawn and mature hardwood canopy. The cottage front garden with native ground cover, ornamental grasses, cactus specimens, and perennial plantings provides established curb appeal year-round, with the Westview neighborhood medallion displayed on the facade.
The basement is fully encapsulated to drastically reduce moisture intrusion and includes two sump pumps, an industrial-grade dehumidifier, and significant structural engineering work to support the house. The main sewer line was also replaced in 2023.
Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail approx. 0.5 mi; Lee + White district (Monday Night Brewing, Scofflaw Brewing, West End Food Hall) approx. 0.7 mi via BeltLine; West End MARTA Rail Station (Green Line) approx. 0.5 mi; Adair Park approx. 0.4 mi; I-20 at Lee Street approx. 0.9 mi. Coffee shops, grocery, and dining within 1.0 mi.
