51 Inman Circle NE Atlanta, GA 30309

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This charming Colonial Revival residence, built in 1914, has been extensively renovated and expanded to align with contemporary lifestyles while preserving its classic and historic allure. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by a stunning entry foyer. To your left, a generous dining room is ideal for hosting gatherings, while to your right, a spacious living room showcases a limestone fireplace. The main level also features a well-appointed study with custom built-ins and a sizable, light filled family room that opens up to a modernized, high-end kitchen. The second floor reveals a luxurious primary suite, complete with dual closets, a dressing area, and an updated bathroom. This level also includes two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom. The third floor provides two more bedrooms, another full bathroom, and a versatile bonus room or playroom. The finished terrace level offers flexible living options, with space that can function as an office, playroom, or potential in-law suite, featuring its own entrance, a full bathroom, and abundant storage. Outside, the expansive lot boasts a walk-out terrace with a tranquil pond and fountain, an inviting outdoor wood-burning fireplace, a charming parterre garden, pea-gravel paths, and a dedicated gardening shed. The meticulously landscaped gardens have been highlighted in the Atlanta Botanical Gardens Home Tour! Additional features include a true two-car garage with potential for a home office or gym above, a top-of-the-line whole-house air filtration system, elegant top-nailed floors, soaring ceilings, exquisite trim details, original windows, a slate roof with copper gutters. Plus, thereCOs over 1, 000 sq ft of unfinished, versatile space in the basement. Situated perfectly on one of Ansley ParkCOs most sought-after streets, the home is just blocks from The High Museum of Art, the newly revitalized Colony Square with several outstanding restaurants, the cities best green spaces, Piedmont Park, the Botanical Gardens, and the Atlanta Beltline.