$5,000 free money. No cap. This home qualifies for a $5,000 grant you can use toward closing costs or to finesse that interest rate down. Because why not let someone else foot part of the bill? Now, let's talk numbers. Say you snag an FHA loan at 5.75%. With 10% down, your monthly payment (including taxes and insurance) comes in at $3,162. And if Mercury goes into retrograde, interest rates hit 10%, and the economy goes full Doomsday Mode? You'll still be chilling in a newer construction home (built in 2019) that needs literally nothing. Ditch the car? Totally an option. You've got the BeltLine, MARTA, and Lee + White just a few blocks away. Wanna live your best farm-to-table life? The fenced backyard is basically a solar-powered food factory. Start planting. Craving front-porch vibes? This one is giving-rocking chair, sweet tea, golden hour perfection. Inside? Chef's kiss. Nine-foot ceilings bring the main character energy, while an open floor plan is drenched in natural light, highlighting freshly refinished hardwoods (because nobody wants grandma's 1980s carpet). The primary suite? Walk-in closet so big it could host an eighth-grade dance party. But let's be real. This home is bigger than its walls. It's Adair Park, where history meets hip, where OG Craftsman bungalows and thoughtful new builds stand side by side, and where your neighbor actually waves and means it. It's the kind of place where artists, families, and ATL legends live together, swapping stories on porches just like this one.And location? Unreal. You're one block from the BeltLine's Westside Trail, meaning your morning jog, weekend brewery crawl, and impromptu coffee run to Lee + White are all within walking distance. This is front-row access to one of Atlanta's most exciting revitalizations-without the West End price tag. So here's the thing. While you're waiting on a cosmic alignment and an emergency Fed meeting to drop rates, someone else is out here securing the deal. New. Walkable. Historic soul. This is the Adair Park bungalow you didn't think existed. Welcome home.
