1276 McPherson Ave, Atlanta, GA 30316

CALL LISTING AGENT ROB SMITH @ 404-906-5857 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS HOME. This classic brick Craftsman is breathing new life again with the help of Firm Foundation Builders and Carl Mattison Design. Original interior gems include a working masonry fireplace in the living room, a beautiful dark-stained butler's pantry in the dining room along with hardwood floors and high ceilings throughout. Period-appropriate upgrades include a spacious guest bath, Craftsman casement bookcases on either side of the masonry fireplace in the living room, dual-head shower in the master with dual vanity, a kitchen to absolutely die for, and of course the added benefit of all brand-new systems like new electrical, new plumbing, new HVAC, new roof, new windows, new water heater and all new stainless appliances. There's even ample attic storage space and a huge, stand-up crawlspace for all your outdoor gardening tools and equipment, plus a large back yard, deck, and even a rocking chair front porch for that morning cup of coffee. Just steps to East Atlanta Village!----------------Neighborhood Description ----------------East Atlanta Village rocks! Long considered to be an ideal intown first-time-buyers' neighborhood, "the EAV" is quickly becoming a place where people are putting down roots and hanging out for a while. With the addition of Wesley International Academy charter school and even more recent investment and neighborhood support of the Burgess-Peterson public elementary School -- not to mention the long-established restaurants, bars and other retail businesses close to the heart of the Glenwood/Flat Shoals cluster and the Moreland strip ? East Atlanta is definitely a place where buyers today are finding a lot more than what they bargained for a few years ago. Homes in East Atlanta today can range from as low as $50,000 for a tear-down to as high as $400k for a sparkling, newly renovated turn-of-the-century two-story close to the heart of the Village. East Atlanta spans two worlds ?the incorporated city of Atlanta and parts of unincorporated Dekalb County. The available inventory of ?for sale? housing in East Atlanta as of mid-summer 2012 is down nearly 40% year-over-year as rehab opportunities become fewer, as established home owners are less inclined to put their homes on their market and as buyer activity picks up due to the lowest interest rates in the history of the home mortgage industry. For homeowners, prices have stabilized and have even seen slight increases for certain segments of the housing sector. Home buyers, on the other hand, have a lot less to choose from and are competing against multiple offers in many cases in East Atlanta. Home buyers ? especially first-timers ? would be well-advised to hire an experienced real estate agent to help them find a home here, negotiate an offer (especially in a multiple offer situation), and work through all the kinks involved in today?s contract-to-close process. For more information about East Atlanta or about working with an experienced buyer agent in the area, call 404-906-5857. Neighborhood Description East Atlanta Village rocks! Long considered to be an ideal intown first-time-buyers' neighborhood, "the EAV" is quickly becoming a place where people are putting down roots and hanging out for a while. With the addition of Wesley International Academy charter school and even more recent investment and neighborhood support of the Burgess-Peterson public elementary School -- not to mention the long-established restaurants, bars and other retail businesses close to the heart of the Glenwood/Flat Shoals cluster and the Moreland strip – East Atlanta is definitely a place where buyers today are finding a lot more than what they bargained for a few years ago. Homes in East Atlanta today can range from as low as $50,000 for a tear-down to as high as $400k for a sparkling, newly renovated turn-of-the-century two-story close to the heart of the Village. East Atlanta spans two worlds –