233 Sycamore Place

Classic Rowhouse Character in the Heart of Decatur Reminiscent of the timeless architectural character of a Brooklyn rowhouse, this distinctive brick townhome pairs traditional craftsmanship with the understated elegance and leafy tranquility of an established Decatur neighborhood, all within an easy, leisurely walk of vibrant Decatur Square. From its striking bay windows and intricate dentil molding to its transom windows, hardwood floors, and thoughtfully proportioned interiors, the home offers architectural details seldom found in newer construction. The main level flows from a light-filled front room through a centrally situated galley kitchen with white cabinetry, stone countertops, and stainless steel appliances to a generous living room anchored by a gas fireplace. French doors open onto a secluded deck framed by mature trees, creating a peaceful extension of the living space. Upstairs, the primary suite features newly installed hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, a private balcony, and a spacious bath with a soaking tub, separate shower, and dual vanities. A second bedroom with its own en suite bath and expansive bay window completes the upper level. The versatile lower level offers a third bedroom, full bath, one-car garage, and additional storage or workshop space. The home's classic appeal is complemented by substantial recent improvements, including a new roof, HVAC system, water heater, attic insulation, and other thoughtful updates that offer the reassurance of modern comfort within a traditionally styled residence. Perhaps most compelling is the setting: a quiet, tree-lined residential enclave just a short stroll from Decatur Square, where independent shops, caf s, neighborhood bars, and acclaimed restaurants, including Michelin Guide-recognized destinations The White Bull, Kimball House, and The Deer and the Dove, create an exceptionally walkable urban experience. Nearby City Schools of Decatur campuses are also within walking distance, while convenient access to both the Decatur and Avondale MARTA rail stations connects the neighborhood to the broader Atlanta area. A distinctive combination of architectural character, modern convenience, and urban walkability, with the privacy of a traditional residence and the added freedom of no HOA.