89 Waddell Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

Step into a piece of Atlanta history with this beautifully renovated 1910 Inman Park bungalow, ideally located just steps from the Atlanta Beltline. Rich with character, this home blends timeless bungalow charm—tall ceilings, picture molding, original pocket doors, a central hallway, and painted wood floors—with thoughtful, modern updates. The living room features a wood-burning fireplace and flows seamlessly into the dining room, complete with a custom chandelier—handcrafted by one of the home’s owners, an acclaimed artist. Natural light fills the home through an abundance of windows, including bay windows in both the dining room and center bedroom, along with a skylight over the kitchen area. The kitchen is as functional as it is beautiful, thoughtfully designed for multiple cooks and effortless entertaining. It features two sinks, ample cabinetry and drawer storage, and a pantry cleverly tucked beneath the stairs. The central island, complete with a built-in bookcase, is illuminated by two antique pendant lights. Down the central hallway, you’ll find two spacious bedrooms—one currently serving as a den with a bay window, and the other featuring a custom built-in bookcase. A charming hall bath with a classic clawfoot tub adds to the home’s vintage appeal. Upstairs, the serene primary suite offers a peaceful retreat. A glass wall and door allow natural light to flow into the space while maintaining privacy. The suite is generously sized, with plenty of room for a desk and sitting areas. Out back, the expansive deck—crafted from beautiful and durable Black Locust wood—provides a shaded space perfect for relaxing or entertaining. There is also a one car garage! The home has been meticulously maintained and features: updated systems, including a new roof in 2020, two HVAC systems, and more. The location is exceptional—just steps from the Irwin Street entrance to the Atlanta Beltline and the vibrant Krog District. You’ll be surrounded by some of Atlanta’s most beloved restaurants, shops, parks, and of course, the celebrated Inman Park Festival.