299 Flowers Place

Few addresses in Atlanta combine location, livability, and legacy quite like this one. 299 Flowers Pl sits a true block from the Westside BeltLine and Ashby Station, with Midtown and Downtown just minutes away - but what makes this street work is simpler than skyline views: it's the kind of block where neighbors still look out for one another, and where the City of Atlanta is actively investing in the surrounding infrastructure. Set within the storied Washington Park neighborhood, this oversized four-bedroom, three-bathroom home gives you both sides of the year - a lush green canopy in spring and summer, and sweeping views of Atlantic Station, Midtown, and Downtown once the leaves pull back in fall and winter. Inside, generous proportions and an easy entertaining flow make the space feel built for actual living, not just showing. Outside, the back porch - among the largest in the area - overlooks a private, fully cemented backyard offering real seclusion in the city. That yard, along with the open-faced garage, carries a grandfathered city designation dating back to the building's origin as a textile facility - a piece of history no new construction can replicate. The practical case is just as strong as the emotional one. KIPP Ways Academy sits directly across the street. The fire station is right there too, which can mean real savings on homeowners insurance. Washington Park Tennis Courts, the Pool, and Enota Park are all a short walk away, with Lee + White, Westview, and the Westside Reservoir close by, and The Works and Blandtown an easy 20-minute ride down the BeltLine trail. Allen Morris' upcoming project at 1060 Donald Lee Hollowell adds another signal of where this corridor is headed. This is a home for someone who wants the Westside's momentum without losing the block-level feel that made it worth investing in to begin with.