809 Dill Avenue SW

2019-Built Home in Atlanta's Capitol Hill Area — Skip the Renovation! Welcome to 809 Dill Ave SW, a beautifully designed newer-construction home offering the style and convenience today's buyers are looking for in an established and revitalizing Atlanta neighborhood. Built in 2019, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers a bright, open floor plan with beautiful hardwood floors and 9-foot ceilings. The spacious living room features a decorative fireplace complemented by custom shiplap wainscoting as an accent wall, adding warmth and character to the space. The updated kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring quartz countertops, ss farmhouse sink, pantry, and new stainless-steel appliances. The spacious primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a private bath with a separate tiled shower and glass doors. The secondary bedrooms feature plush carpeting, with a convenient Jack-and-Jill bathroom serving the additional bedrooms. Secondary bath has double vanity and tile surround bath. Enjoy Atlanta's outdoor lifestyle from the oversized covered front porch, perfect for morning coffee or relaxing with friends, or step out back to the rear deck for grilling and entertaining. Parking is another standout feature, with a long driveway and parking pad providing plenty of space for multiple vehicles, guests, or even a convenient turnaround area that makes pulling out of the driveway easy. Perhaps one of the greatest advantages of this home is its 2019 construction. With so many older homes throughout the Capitol Hill area undergoing renovations, this property offers the opportunity to enjoy the neighborhood's growth and location without taking on an older-home renovation project or questions that go along with older renovated homes. Located just a few miles from Downtown Atlanta and near the Atlanta Beltline, you'll be close to dining, shopping, entertainment, recreation, employment centers, and the many attractions that make intown Atlanta so desirable. Why take on a renovation when you can have newer construction in a neighborhood experiencing exciting growth?