864 Kirkwood Avenue SE

Steps from where the BeltLine Eastside Trail crosses Kirkwood Avenue, this fully renovated (inside and out!) 1920 Craftsman bungalow offers a total of 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths across a main house and detached guest suite accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on a level, fenced corner lot in Reynoldstown with 2 off street parking spots. Slate blue siding, white trim, a yellow front door, and the original covered front porch keep the 1920 character intact. Inside, you’ll walk into expansive 12 foot ceilings with new white oak herringbone floors throughout. The open living and kitchen space are complete with brass chandeliers and green shaker cabinetry, an oversized quartz island with seating for 5, brand new stainless steel appliances with a gas range and vent hood, and special features like a reverse osmosis water system. All three bedrooms in the primary house are extra large and feature oversized closets for ample storage. The primary bath continues the palette throughout the house with a chevron white oak vanity, brass fixtures, and a frameless glass walk-in shower with rain head and handheld. When you step outside through the glass double doors, you’ll find a fully landscape backyard with brick pavers, turf, and natural gas lines which complete a quaint courtyard next to the covered rear porch sized for a row of rocking chairs or al fresco dining. There, you’ll also find the accessory dwelling unit (ADU) which is a perfect extra guest suite, music room, gym, office space, or even added income. The ADU ceilings are fully vaulted with a full bathroom, closet, HVAC, and wet bar kitchenette with beverage fridge, dedicated workspace, and a full tiled backsplash. Everything Reynoldstown is known for sits within 0.75 mi: Breaker Breaker (0.2 mi), Lang-Carson Park (0.2 mi), Muchacho (0.3 mi), Homegrown (0.3 mi), Madison Yards with Publix (0.35 mi), Cabbagetown Park (0.4 mi), Krog Street Tunnel (0.4 mi), Krog Street Market (0.5 mi), and The Eastern at Atlanta Dairies (0.5 mi). The trail crossing a block away links the home car free to Cabbagetown, Inman Park, and the full Eastside Trail toward Ponce City Market. Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA is 0.7 mi, and drivers reach I-20 via Bill Kennedy Way in about 0.7 mi.