Convenient off street parking! Enjoy your mornings and afternoons on one of Grant Park's finest front porches. This one is the best, if you ask me. Not only does this home receive morning sun, ideal for growing ferns, but you will also stay cool in the evenings while you enjoy happy hour and all the comings and goings on adjacent Cherokee Avenue. Options abound for airbnb space with one bedroom having an additional exterior entrance. This circa 1905 home sits on a level front lot with a terraced backyard. Grant Park is just a short walk to the south, and Oakland Cemetery, multiple Beltline access points, shopping, dining, and entertainment are also just a short walk away. Walking too slow? Protected bike lanes run right in front of the house! You may never need your car, but there is plenty of room for at least two in the drive. Terrific outdoor entertaining spaces, including a large back deck overlooking the expansive backyard, a true den living space, and wet bar, are just a few of the comforts you will find at 385 Cherokee Avenue. Inside, you will find character, charm, and plenty of room to expand into a massive attic if you see fit. In fact, there's room in the front foyer to add stairs for the second level. The centrally located kitchen and wet bar allow for easy entertaining whether on the expansive back deck or the front porch. The walk-in crawl space provides plenty of room for storage and garden tools, which green thumbs will surely need to maintain the thoughtfully landscaped garden space. Fresh paint touch-ups and attentive maintenance mean this home is truly move-in ready for you to enjoy.
Cable Available, Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Phone Available, Sewer Available, Water Available, Other
Bookcases, Crown Molding, Entrance Foyer, Wet Bar
Dishwasher, Dryer, Gas Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Other
Central, Heat Pump, Natural Gas
Back Yard, Front Yard, Landscaped
Ansley Real Estate | Christie's International Real Estate
Listing information last updated on May 4th, 2024 at 1:00am CDT.
