Tucked beneath the magnolia trees in the heart of Inman Park, this 1920s original is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a true piece of Atlanta’s history. Every corner tells a story, from the gracious front porch made for lazy afternoons to the timeless details that give the home its unmistakable charm. Inside, the light filters through original windows, tall ceilings stretch overhead, and decorative fireplaces and stained glass accents nod to another era. The layout feels inviting and full of possibility, blending a sense of nostalgia with space to imagine your next chapter. Two welcoming living rooms and a formal dining space open to a sunny kitchen and back deck, perfect for gatherings that move easily indoors and out. A bedroom with ensuite bath on the main level adds flexibility, along with another bedroom and a full hall bath for guests or work-from-home space. Upstairs, the home opens to three additional bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a sitting room that feels like a private retreat. The backyard is where the story takes an unexpected and delightful turn. Designed and built by the previous owner’s family, the custom skate park has become a local legend, skated by professionals and neighborhood friends alike. Whether you keep it as a creative landmark or transform it into your own outdoor sanctuary, it’s a space that sparks imagination. Set on a quiet dead-end street with Freedom Park just across the way, this home captures the essence of Inman Park living—rich in history, full of personality, and surrounded by community. Steps from Freedom Park, Little Five Points, and your favorite Inman Park and Virginia Highland shops and restaurants, it’s a rare find where timeless character meets endless possibility.
