1367 Lucile Avenue

A 4-bedroom, 2-bath single family residence in Atlanta.

This completely renovated historic bungalow is just steps from the beltline--with it's own entrance from the backyard to beltline's West trail! This old-world charmer with modern finishes in Westview (right on West-End border) is sure to impress with soaring ceilings, tons of natural light flooding in, gorgeous hardwood floors throughout, updated lighting, and an open, easy flow. Covered front porch acts as additional living space with room to spread out and gather, step in to spacious living room centered by a gorgeous original (decorative) brick fireplace--a historic detail that you just can't replicate in newer construction! Fourth bedroom at front of home currently used as office/playroom with double french doors and moody paint. Generous and open dining space between living space and beautifully redone kitchen. Kitchen is anchored by massive quartz-topped island, tons of cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, modern backsplash, and a surprisingly generous pantry. Primary suite features accent wall and walk in closet with a smart closet system utilizing the space to it's maximum potential, and a beautifully renovated bathroom with oversized walk in shower, double vanity, and water closet. Secondary bedrooms are nicely sized with one having it's own entrance to secondary bathroom--also beautifully renovated. Back and side deck is another amazing space to relax and overlooks fully fenced backyard backing up to beltline. This home is just steps from the expanded Enota Park, the newest of the beltline parks to open this September that will include a large lawn, boardwalk, overlooks, pavilion, seating area, half-court basketball, splashpad, play area, and bathrooms. Don't miss your chance to own a charming, historic home, with every modern finish and upgrades!

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