Historic 1920s Craftsman Bungalow in Kirkwood

98 Clay Street SE, Atlanta GA 30317

For Rent: $2400

Built in 1925, this beautifully restored Craftsman bungalow is for rent in Kirkwood, just 3 miles from Emory, 4 miles from Atlanta’s City Center. This charming home is fully restored, boasts a gorgeous kitchen with maple cabinets, granite counters, black appliances (dishwasher, fridge, gas stove), disposal, and stainless steel sink. Refinished heart of pine floors, an open floor plan with architectural columns, antique lighting, a classic black and white tiled bath, heavy moldings, large windows, a large fence front & back yards, and a treehouse-style deck.

The house is located in the historic Kirkwood neighborhood. You can walk to Kirkwood’s huge fabulous business district which features restaurants, bars, & shops, hair salons and specialty shoppes. To name a few: Kirkyard Public House (sports bar), El Myriachi (delicious Mexican with heated patio), Dulce Vegan Bakery & Cafe, Taproom Coffee (craft beer bar and coffee shoppe), Le Petite Marche (French eatery with housemade soups and sammies), Urban Pie Pizza (tasty pizza), Arden’s Garden juice shoppe,  Evergreen Butcher &Baker, Kirkwood Feed & Seed (pet supply place), Subway, & Valero gas station. This commercial and residential development includes 12,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space as well as 23 condos and town homes. The Kirkwood streetscape was recently rejuvenated with the addition of new brick sidewalks, historic street lights, and newly planted flowering trees.

Less that 2 miles away, the Edgewood Retail District features the popular stores Target, Lowe’s, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Barnes & Noble, Moe’s Burritos, Office Depot, Kroger, Petco and many specialty shops. The Oakhurst Village business district (about a mile east) also offers a growing variety of restaurants and shops.

The Pratt-Pullman District, home to many famous movies, including The Hunger Games, is being developed into commercial and retail mixed use.

Kirkwood was established in 1899 as an affluent streetcar suburb of Atlanta-it was later annexed into the City of Atlanta. The housing stock in Kirkwood consists of Craftsman Bungalows, folk Victorians, American Foursquares and new builds on in-fill lots.

Pets are welcome with no additional pet deposit.