This grand home, perched proudly atop a verdant hill, is truly where the heavens meet the earth. Kick back on the front porch with a glass of sweet tea and watch the clouds go by. Inside you'll find four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, two living areas, two dining areas, a chef's kitchen, an office, laundry, and a gymeverything you could need for a long and luxurious stay. If you love natural light, you'll adore the plentiful windows and skylights. Enjoy your private island in the sky! Nestled in eastern Inman Park, this home is also a quick walk away from the hip and happening Little Five Points neighborhood. Hop on the Freedom Park Connector trail to reach Freedom Park, which hosts a weekly farmers market on Saturdays, and the popular paved Atlanta BeltLine path beyond. Central Inman Park boasts tons of fabulous dining and drinking options, from Spanish wine bars to Mexican taquerias and Middle Eastern fine dining. Wherever you stroll, you'll pass gorgeous examples of grand Victorian homes and plenty of green spaces for kids and dogs to enjoy. Dogs are allowed with a fee of $250 for the first dog and $100 for the second. Pet damages are the guest's responsibility. There is an extra $5 per night fee for charging electric vehicles using the home's electricity. Hot tub use incurs an additional fee, and guests are responsible for any damage. Inman Park is a lush and historic area known for its architecture and lively dining scene. Hip brunch spots, cafes, and wine bars cluster around the Eastside BeltLine Trail, a converted railway line popular with walkers and cyclists. There's also Krog Street Market, with artisan bakeries and food stalls in a refurbished factory. The area's history as Atlanta's first planned suburb is reflected in its impressive Victorian homes and verdant Springvale Park. Just to the east you'll find Little Five Points, one of Atlanta's most off-beat neighborhoods. Shoppers flock to the area's indie stores for offbeat vintage clothing, vinyl, and cool gifts, while locals hang out at the dive bars, burger joint, and multicultural eateries that line the surrounding streets. The Variety Playhouse, a live music venue in a converted 1940s cinema, hosts an eclectic range of local and national acts. Parties are strictly prohibited; violators face eviction, a $1000 fine, and additional fees. Quiet hours are between 9 PM and 8 AM; failure to comply results in a one-night fine. Indoor smoking is fined $1500 plus ozone remediation cost and lost revenue may apply. Only registered guests are allowed; fines apply for undisclosed guests. Standard check-out is at 10 AM; late check-out incurs fees and potential eviction. Includes an executive office, ultra-fast Wi-Fi, and a smart TV. A laptop computer is not included.
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