This brand new remodel sits on the outskirts of Jefferson Park; a quiet, historic neighborhood flowing with vitality and creative personality. The neighborhood contains everything from clapboard 1920s homes, charming brick bungalows from the 1940s, and 1950s to 1960s ranches which portray a contemporary-vintage feel. All of this while being extremely accessible to downtown East Point, up-and-coming Hapeville, and a 10-minute drive to the airport. Not to mention, this renovation pulls out all the stops with new plumbing, electrical, roofing, siding, driveway and an expansive addition off the back of the house which gives the floorplan adequate laundry/mudroom space, a rear deck, and an astonishing owner's suite bathroom featuring a marble-topped double vanity with recessed cabinetry, an intricate basketweave tile pattern in the shower, and an accommodating walk-in closet. The kitchen's stained butcher block counters and Edison bulb pendant lights accent the eyecatching, modern character of this build. You don't find this level of care and detail in most remodels while being in a coveted East Point neighborhood, known for being charitable, non-political, diverse and an inclusive organization committed to the well-being of their residents and sense of community.