Just Listed - Atlanta Modern Farmhouse

OPEN HOUSE Saturday June 15, 2-4 pm

220 Whitefoord Ave #A, Atlanta, GA 30307 | 4 beds | 3 baths | 2 car garage | $750,000

Walk to Atlanta Beltline, Marta & downtown Atlanta

What if I told you there was a Modern Farmhouse that was better than new construction, with an in-town walkable location but without the million-dollar price tag? Would you believe me? Or would you keep scrolling? If you’ve been shopping for a house around the Beltline you know a newer construction home is easily a million dollars or more, especially when it has custom built-ins, 9’ ceilings, a 2 car garage and hardwood floors.

Door Dash to table isn’t as cheap as it once was and seeing how you need to be responsible and tighten up that monthly budget (so you don’t drain your trust fund) you’ve been looking at homes for under $750k but nothing has hit the spot. You just can’t find the perfect combination of new construction and price. It’s like you missed the window 2 years ago and have been having renters-regret ever since then. Enter 220 Whitefoord Ave #A. This farm to table, board and batten farmhouse charmer might be the answer to all of your in-town prayers.

She’s intimate yet open, with a gas fireplace hugged by custom built-ins. You can already imagine the potlucks, the game-nights and the never-ending friend-a-paloozas each weekend. The waterfall island in the kitchen is the perfect runway for your hors d’oeuvres and charcuterie board creations. Or maybe you need a little outdoor R&R with that special someone? Head upstairs to chill on the rooftop deck for a private make-out session.

The owners suite is all “wow-factor” and natural light with vaulted ceilings and oversized windows. You might need to look into those blackout drapes so you can sleep-in on Saturday mornings because when I say natural light is “flooding” into these windows, I’m not even exaggerating. And the closet — oh, the glorious custom-built closet. Farm life, was never this luxurious, but then again, this isn’t a farm. This is city life with a “farmhouse” aesthetic. They can keep their chickens; you’ll take this primary bathroom with its Carrara marble double vanity over a grass-fed steak any day of the week. Is that a rain shower head? Literally can’t even.

And then there’s the laundry room featuring more Carrara marble and a new front-loading washer and dryer that will make doing laundry fun again. Is that even a thing? Since when was laundry ever “fun”? That’s what moms are for!

Living in Edgewood means you’re never far from adventure. Park your Bronco in that 2 car garage, strap on your Tevas and walk to MARTA, the BeltLine or Little Five Points! Your responsibility factor just went up tenfold. Plus there’s no HOA, which means extra money in the budget for church. And by “church,” I mean drinks at Sister Louisa’s Church of the Living Room & Ping Pong Emporium.