988 Byron Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30310

Magnificent modern bungalow built in the 1900s has been fully remodeled and designed to perfection, combining organic and modern minimalism with a hint of distinguished flair, creating not just another house, but a blissful experience you get to call home everyday. The newly appointed exterior facade of the home features a board and batten cement siding, encased by new black windows all around, covered by a newly installed architectural shingle roof and six inch seamless gutters, an enormous deck that's almost the same size of your owners suite bedroom, 22 inch dusk to dawn sconces, and a covered front porch with custom railing. Upon entry you are greeted with a functional floor plan and open concept featuring an exuberant custom built fireplace with full length solid wood slats, prepped and stained to complement the wide plank engineered European oak hardwood flooring. The kitchen has all new stainless steel appliances and sink, hand sensor faucet, pot filler over the gas stove, soft closing wood shaker cabinets and an 84 inch long island. Lights throughout the entire home were hand selected to complement the trims and finishings throughout. Delta faucets and Kohler sinks are encased by specialty quartz in both the primary and secondary bathrooms. The primary bathroom features three shower heads (two wall trims and one rain shower trim in the middle), stained wood cabinetry with extra storage, dual sinks, and custom vein-matching porcelain tiles laid to perfection. The oversized primary bedroom (owners suite), I do mean oversized, was executed in thoughts of having a true luxury sized bedroom that could fit all the furnishings, custom wall art and even a secondary wardrobe if you desire more closet space. The secondary bathroom features a dual sink as well making it easy for use. 5 minute drive to Lee + White food hall beverage district and The MET. Perkerson Park is a nice park adjacent and a very short distance from home, 6 miles from downtown Atlanta, 8 miles away from West Midtown (Upper Westside mixed developments), and so much more.