1854 Thompson Ave, East Point, GA 30344

This completely renovated Vintage Bungalow with a Craftsman flare doesn't come along very often! Step inside your vintage 1938 front door to find a stunning interior featuring 10 foot ceilings, hardwood floors, coat closet, marble countertops, custom 42" and 18" stacked cabinets with plenty of drawer base cabinets, even a trash bin pull out. The kitchen is a chef's dream, boasting LG appliances, including SS ultra quiet dishwasher, Smart- instaview french door SS refrigerator, and a 5 burner convection/air fryer SS slide in GAS range below the custom shiplap vent hood with marble slab backsplash. The main level includes a formal dining room, living room, walk-in pantry, 2 oversized bedrooms, full guest bath, and a powder room. From the kitchen you have a clear view of the living room or the entertainers dream deck, which overlooks your level backyard ready for raised planting beds getting sun all day long. Upstairs, you'll find the show stopper... master suite to die for, with a walk-in shower, Marble floors, linen closet, walk in closet, double vanity w/ marble top, private water closet, 6-foot soaking tub, polished nickel fixtures throughout... and a skylight to let in plenty of sunshine to lift your mood in the morning. The dormer area is big enough for your home office or maybe a peloton... This BUNGALOVE gives you all energy-efficient updates the modern homeowner wants, including all NEW....plumbing, water heater, electrical, 2 HVAC systems, duct work, roof, siding, windows, gutters, and Foam insulation from top to bottom. This home is as functional as it is beautiful. Located just a hop, skip, and a jump from downtown East Point or a new 2 mile walking trail, a dog park, the cyclorama, and lighted tennis court. This home offers friendly neighbors and amenities around every corner. Don't miss your chance to make this vintage Gem your own! This is not the typical Renovation, attention to detail and vintage charm was a top priority, including the front porch with original bead board from 1930's and the window/door trim skillfully crafted to match the 1930's original trim inside and out, window grids, and corbels on both sides, along with historic paint colors. In honor of the history of this home, we repurposed the vintage claw foot tub as a charming little planter.