1357 Grant Street Se, Atlanta

Simply iconic. A front porch fit for Southern royalty welcomes you to a home that has graced Atlanta's history for more than a century. Lovingly restored, it blends historic soul with modern comfort at every turn. Inside the central hall, heart pine floors stained a dramatic black run beneath soaring 11-foot ceilings. The original 3-bedroom, 2-bath layout now lives as a 2-bedroom with a private primary suite, featured in Atlanta Magazine (May 2025). The former third bedroom serves as an elegant parlor, while the spacious primary retreat offers a private bath, custom closet, and direct laundry access. At the back of the home, the custom kitchen features quartz countertops, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, LG appliances, gas stove, and designer lighting. An inviting eat-in area flows to the conservatory through double French doors, framed by Pella custom windows. The interiors are elevated by one of the most complete private collections of mid-century modern furniture and art in Atlanta, featuring pieces by Knoll, Eames, Nelson, and McCobb, curated with the precision of a design museum, yet intended for everyday living-select pieces will be available to purchase. The stand-up unfinished basement provides abundant storage, enhanced with federally approved Lexan windows. Now the outdoor oasis, a 16 36 heated saline pool and jacuzzi (Maliblue of Serenbe, 2019) anchor a Brendan Butler designed garden, shaded by three prominent live oak trees, and secured with an automatic gated entry. Renovated top-to-bottom in 2019, updates include: New architectural shingle roof-New HVAC-Whole-house vacuum system-All-new wooden windows with custom shutters and shades-Custom kitchen, Custom Laundry and Pantry (Full list of renovations available upon request) The 2021-built pool house is a one-bedroom, one-bath retreat with a kitchen, polished concrete floors, interior and exterior shower, front pool closet, rear workshop, and its own whole-house vacuum system. A rare opportunity to own a residence that pairs turn-of-the-century craftsmanship with high-end modern updates plus an incomparable mid-century furniture and art collection, ready for its next steward. Come on in, Precious.