Welcome to one of the most majestic Victorian mansions historic Inman Park has to offer. Built in 1898, it stands as a timeless testament to architectural splendor. Nestled on a wide, treelined street steeped in charm and character, this home has been meticulously maintained and updated, preserving its historic integrity while incorporating timeless luxury for today’s modern lifestyles. A large wraparound front porch greets visitors as they approach the original front door. Once inside, the large foyer with soaring ceilings and original fireplace leads to a grand staircase with an expansive wall of bay windows. The property features a multitude of entertaining and family living spaces: a visitor vestibule, perfect for reading or a home office, a
sitting room painted in dramatic blue with vintage replica draperies and a den/TV room with built-in shelving. The dining room features a Butler’s pantry and wet bar, fireplace, and ample
seating for 12+ guests. A newly remodeled eat-in kitchen features GE Monogram chef-quality appliances, a wine refrigerator and serving island. The kitchen is open to the keeping room featuring double sets of French doors leading to a vaulted screened porch overlooking the yard and garden pond. The keeping room also features a ½ Dutch door leading to the rear deck and yard. Upstairs, you’ll find 4 large bedrooms, each with original fireplaces, and 3 full bathrooms. Two
bedrooms share a private roof top deck. The oversized primary suite features a large custom walk-in closet and newly renovated bath with double vanities, clawfoot tub and separate
shower. The modern laundry room features a utility sink found buried in the yard and fully restored. Perfect for outdoor entertaining, the grounds feature a pergola and firepit for cozy
evenings at home. The ½ acre level and fenced property offers ample room for a potential
swimming pool and/or carriage house with garage. The bricks and stones surrounding the flowerbeds in the yard are original to the property. Additional features include: original architecture, woodwork and moldings, pocket doors, original doorknobs, transom windows, 7 original fireplaces (6 operational), vestiges of original gas light fixtures, plaster walls, clawfoot tubs, soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and wide-plank hardwood floors. The Buckingham Slate roof has been inspected and has 50+ years of lifespan remaining. Mechanical and system updates include a tankless water heater, updated electrical, waterproofed and encapsulated
crawlspace and cellar with dehumidifier, newer HVAC systems, and new insulation. Just minutes
by foot or bike to Krog Street Market, The Beltline, MARTA subway station, shopping, restaurants, Little Five Points. Shown by appointment only.