763 Dunlop Way

Low-maintenance living with a Beltline spur trail out your door. This 2018 townhome by Edward Andrews Homes/Empire Communities checks the boxes buyers and investors both care about: like-new condition, 9-foot ceilings, wood-grain luxury plank flooring, and solid oak stair treads throughout. Investors take note: the community allows rentals (12-month minimum lease, no cap on units), so it works as well as a long-term rental as it does a primary residence. The entry level has a carpeted guest suite with a full tiled bath and generous closet -- works as a bedroom, an office, or both depending on the week (or the tenant). Upstairs, the main level is where the house earns its keep. The kitchen has quartz counters, 42-inch cabinetry, stainless appliances (gas range included), and a real pantry. The dining area looks out over the park, and the great room opens through French doors to a covered deck. A powder room rounds out the floor. Top floor: a primary suite with two closets (one a proper walk-in) and a bath with dual vanities, a separate tiled shower, and a private water closet. The second bedroom has its own en suite -- good for guests, roommates, or a rental setup where privacy matters. Laundry's up here too, with extra storage. The tandem two-car garage has carriage-style steel doors and built-in shelving that stays with the home. Under the hood: zoned 14-SEER Lennox heat pump, two 50-gallon water heaters, low-E windows, upgraded insulation, and tight air/moisture sealing -- so "low-maintenance" isn't just a listing word, it's how the house was built and a real plus for owners who won't be living here full-time. The community has central green space, a pavilion with grills, and a spur trail straight to the Beltline. PLEASE NOTE: photos include floorplan for all three levels for informational/reference purposes only--all measurements should be considered approximate.