2806 Atwood Road NE

About this home

A 1935 Garden Hills classic on one of the neighborhood’s quietest streets, across from a pocket park. This four sided brick New England Garrison Revival has real curb appeal, with a period color exterior and the original “cannonball” pendants under the garrison overhang. Inside, the original staircase opens to a light-filled living room centered on a masonry fireplace, where French doors lead to a screened porch overlooking the walk out backyard. The renovated kitchen has floor to ceiling cabinetry, Corian counters, a breakfast bar, a built-in desk and a sunny sitting area, and it opens to a brick patio under an arbor for dining outdoors. Hardwood floors run throughout, with a separate dining room and an office. Upstairs are three bedrooms. The fenced, grassy yard ends at a stone patio built for a firepit. The basement has interior and exterior entry, laundry and storage. Garden Hills is the only Buckhead neighborhood with four parks: 1920s stone bridges, a pool and playfield, a wooded walking trail, and lighted tennis courts that host Buckhead Youth Baseball. It also has an active Civic Association and Garden Club. Near Garden Hills Elementary, Atlanta International School and Christ the King School. Walk to coffee, Peachtree shopping, dining and the Saturday farmers market.

Details

Home type

Single Family Residence

County

Fulton County

Year built

1935

Lot size (acres)

0.2045

Annual tax

$10,758

Tax year

2025

Elementary school

Garden Hills

Middle school

Willis A. Sutton

High school

North Atlanta

Heating

Central

Cooling

Central Air

Appliances

Dishwasher, Disposal, Electric Cooktop, Electric Oven, Gas Water Heater, Microwave, Refrigerator, Self Cleaning Oven

Flooring

Hardwood

Basement

Finished

Parking

Driveway

Levels

Two

Style

Traditional

Interior

Bookcases, Disappearing Attic Stairs, Entrance Foyer, His and Hers Closets

Exterior

Garden, Private Entrance, Rain Gutters

Community

None

Pool

None

Days on market

21

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