Lush ivy leads you up stairs to the white storybook home on Eureka Drive. A perfect Peachtree Hills home nestled among mature trees. You could not ask for better curb appeal! The 1926 home has undergone a careful renovation keeping the character intact, while updating the necessary elements for life today.
You enter through the living room which has a fireplace and built-in bookshelves on one end. The wood mantle is custom finished in a distressed antique style and is a focal point against the contrasting walls. Passing through a large opening you enter a space that could be utilized as a keeping room or dining area. An exposed brick wall at one end adds a conversation element to the space. The kitchen is separated from the room by a raised bar. Glass front cabinets and open shelving keep the space light and airy. Windows throughout the home allow sunshine to dance across the rooms. Plantation shutters can be opened or closed on many of the windows to control the view from the street.
The home has a driveway with a parking pad and additional parking space in the back. There is room within the fenced yard for a flower or vegetable garden. Lots of outdoor opportunities await you. A deck with a magnificent old tree growing through it surrounds much of the back and sides of the home. Enjoy a quiet evening in the delightful backdrop or have dinner out here with friends and family.
You will truly feel like you have stepped into a fairy tale when you allow yourself to enjoy all the property has to offer.
Offered at $369,000
205 Eureka Drive NE
Atlanta, GA 30305
Two Bedrooms and One Full Bath
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Heery Brothers
Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty
Direct: 404.974.4319
Office: 404.835.9600
hi–this was MY house–i did ALL of the “careful” renovations… done by me myself and i….i sold this house for this exact price in 2006…there has been nothing done to this house cosmetically since the sale except the concrete driveway…i built that deck i knocked out all of the walls….and further…that mantle is an ANTIQUE 19th century mantle that i put in from my fathers antique store.