458 Haas Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316

Come see this lovingly renovated 1909 Victorian with a new knockout kitchen featuring St. Cecilia granite and brand new stainless appliances in a big sunny area with space galore. It sits on one of East Atlanta Village’s prime streets. You can literally walk to any number of restaurants, shops and services in mere minutes. This home was actually the home of the doctor that serviced this area in the early 20th century and it’s been brought back to its former glory. The charm factor is here, including 4 fireplaces, heart pine floors, heavy molding and picture rails, period lighting, working pocket doors, French doors and much more. The wide entry hall leads back to the enormous, bright and cheery eat-in kitchen that has been home to any number of great parties. It spills onto the huge deck that overlooks the deep yard that has been cultivated over the years to offer an amazingly private space in the middle of the hustle of one of America’s great cities. It offers 2 bedrooms and a bath upstairs with an additional room that is acting as a huge closet (or could be an excellent office or nursery). Storage is no problem, either. The basement is spacious, dry and could be finished out. Victorians are known for their ample rooms and this one does not disappoint, I don’t care how big your furniture or art collection gets. The owners had high efficiency HVAC systems installed and replaced all of the old windows with energy efficient double paned ones which allow the house to be flooded with natural light, so you get all the charm and style with modern comfort. In addition the home had a new 30-year architectural tab shingle roof installed in late 2006. The best feature of this home is its location in the heart of East Atlanta Village, which was named Best Atlanta Neighborhood by Creative Loafing in 2007 and 2008 and has been written up in countless newspapers like the NY Times and Washington Post. This "Neighbors' Neighborhood" features multiple award winning bars and restaurants, boutiques, shops, great events like the Taste of East Atlanta and the Strut Festival, and so much exciting stuff that you just have to see it for yourself. I’d be happy to show you around the Village. Check out more info at www.eastatlantavillage.net or www.eaca.net, and call me, Marc Takacs, at 404-538-6849 for a tour today.