833 Inman Park
From $6500/mo
- Property Type
- Townhome
- Neighborhood
- Inman Park
- Listing ID
- #1166
- Price
- From $6500/mo
- 3 Bedroom
- 4 Bathroom
Features
* All properties are fully furnished and include A/C, Heat, Wi-Fi, Washing Machine, and Dryer.
Description
This 3 bed / 3.5 bath townhome is offered for $6,500/month. All inclusive of utilities, cable, wifi, and furniture, this home is in a wonderfully walkable neighborhood. Enjoy the private back deck with a grill and seating. Located in Inman Park Village, in the heart of Inman Park. Some of Atlanta’s top restaurants are just steps away, as is the Atlanta Beltline (linear pedestrian path connecting in-town neighborhoods) and only 3 blocks to Krog Street Market. If desired, the den area in the basement can be converted to a third bedroom for your stay as well!
Nearby
Bars / PubsCoffee ShopEateries/RestaurantsKrog Street Market
Booking
Security deposit: One Month's Rent
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Neighborhood
About Inman Park
Today, the fashionable Inman Park is one of the most popular intown neighborhoods. Suffering much devastation as the site of the notorious Civil War Battle of Atlanta, Inman Park as we know it dates back to the late 1800s as Atlanta’s first planned suburb, where the wealthy could enjoy more green space and easy connectivity to the city via Atlanta’s first electric streetcar. After slipping into a decline with more modern times, Inman Park has enjoyed a revitalization and resurgence beginning in the later half of the 20th century. Listed on the National Registry of Historic places, Inman Park is known for stately homes and broad quiet streets. Much of the area’s uniquely Victorian architecture has been beautifully restored, giving Inman Park an austere, somber feel. While the serenity and quietude prevails throughout much of the neighborhood, Inman Park is also home to a bustling shopping, dining and entertainment district, with local favorites such as Bar Taco, Hampton + Hudson, and The Vortex. Culturally diverse, the eclectic Little Five Points offers a wide variety of night-life, while many family friendly restaurants surround the park itself, where you will find a gorgeous neighborhood pool. Additionally, a repurposed warehouse is home to Krog Street Market featuring local stores and a central food hall with everything from vegan sandwiches to organic steaks. Easily one of the most walkable neighborhoods in the city, Inman Park offers easy access to the BeltLine, Atlanta’s greenway, planned to connect all the intown neighborhoods via an abandoned railway; here you will find urban art and a network of paths and trails. More local street art adorns every surface of Krog Street Tunnel, adding bright colors and murals to the quaint Victorian neighborhood. A meld of modern and historic, art and culture, Inman Park has a unique flair that can be captured within the Parade of Homes and Art Festival, an annual event to see and experience everything the neighborhood has to offer—or at least as much as you can fit in a weekend!
