Property Description

One block from the BeltLine in historic Washington Park, priced below its recent appraisal. 299 Flowers Pl started as a vacant one-story cottage and was renovated and expanded with a permitted second-story addition. It's now a 4-bedroom, 3-bath home with 2,392 heated sq ft, 10-ft ceilings on the main level, and all-new systems, documented from permit through final inspection.The entrance sets the tone: a two-story foyer with a white-oak stair, black metal balusters, a mezzanine landing, and a 10-ft window. Hand-scraped hickory engineered hardwood runs through the main floor. The kitchen has an oversized Calacatta quartz island, black herringbone tile that climbs to the ceiling, floating shelves, a farmhouse sink, a 36 range, and a walk-in pantry. The main level also includes a bedroom with a full bath, a glass-door office, and a flex room with a 60 linear electric fireplace that opens to a 390 sq ft covered deck with dual ceiling fans.Upstairs are a loft, laundry, two secondary bedrooms, a hall bath, and the primary suite. The primary bath has a fluted double vanity, brushed-gold fixtures, and a curved frameless walk-in shower with a pebble floor. Every door in the house is solid-core, and all drywall is glued and screwed.Behind the walls are a fully reframed floor system on an engineer-prescribed foundation, LP SmartSide siding, MI windows, a Carrier HVAC system, and spray-foam insulation at the roofline. The home is all-electric, with gas lines stubbed at the range and furnace for future flexibility. A third-party engineering firm inspected every stage of construction, and a home-buyers warranty is included at closing.The deep 50x170 lot ends in a private walled backyard, with block walls that recall the street's industrial past.Washington Park, the neighborhood's namesake, opened in 1919 as Atlanta's first public park for Black residents. Today it has a tennis center and the Washington Park Natatorium. The home sits across from the fire station and diagonal from KIPP WAYS, on MARTA's 51 route and an 11-minute walk to Ashby Station. The AUC is minutes away, as are Mercedes-Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, and the Centennial Yards district taking shape downtown. Find your next block.

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