Located just blocks from popular East Atlanta Village, this traditional bungalow offers modern updates while maintaining historic period charm. From the picket fenced, newly sodded and landscaped front yard, the covered front porch offers a warm welcome with a hanging swing and strung lights. Entering the home, the spacious family room with custom built in bookshelves and a newly restored gas fireplace with white birch logs awaits. The primary suite features a functioning refurbished gas fireplace with white river stones and a custom floating vanity and/or desk. The ensuite bathroom contains a double vanity, walk-in glass enclosed shower, an original claw foot tub, and a roomy walk-in closet. Opening to the dining area which has built-in shelving perfect for displaying glasses and dishware, the beautifully renovated kitchen has Silestone quartz countertops, a farmhouse style sink, white subway tile backsplash, and stainless-steel appliances including a gas range with custom vent hood. Ten-foot ceilings throughout the home and lots of natural light create a bright and airy atmosphere. Original heart of pine hardwoods throughout, two secondary bedrooms with decorative fireplaces, a full hall bath, and a laundry room with double doors and a quartz shelf for folding complete the interior of this gorgeous home. Accessed from the kitchen, the back deck spanning the length of the house is sure to impress with strung café lights and space for a dining, grilling, and sitting area. A rare amenity for intown living is the amount of usable yard space. Between the front, side and backyard there is ample room for entertaining and playing. Privacy fences and mature trees lining the flat backyard create a quiet retreat. A 2-car parking pad is enclosed by a new sliding electric gate and has easy access to the stairs leading up to the deck and into the house. A large unfinished walk-in cellar under the deck offers space for storage and a workshop. All of this is found on a wonderful tree lined and close-knit street just one block to Brownwood Park, around the corner from restaurants, bars, and neighborhood farmer’s market in EAV and a short jaunt to the Beltline.