1643 Mary George Avenue

I'll be honest. When you see six bedrooms and three full baths at $299,900, your first instinct is to look for the catch. Fair enough. So let's get that out of the way: comprehensive renovation, two fully finished levels, new kitchen, new baths, accent wall details you'd expect in a home twice this price, and a location squarely in the path of Atlanta's westward momentum. The catch is that there isn't one. The lot at 1643 Mary George is a little different, with the home oriented toward the side rather than the street. What that gives you is more privacy from road traffic and a front porch that feels like a retreat rather than a fishbowl. Clean white siding plays off black trim and natural wood railings, and once you're out there with your morning coffee, the unconventional setup starts to feel like the smartest thing about the property. Inside, the main level opens through a generous living room where a geometric accent wall and a sputnik chandelier set a tone you don't find at this price point. Dark walnut LVP flooring runs throughout both levels, soft gray walls keep things clean and modern, and natural light from new windows does the rest. The kitchen was done right: gray shaker cabinetry with brass hardware, granite countertops, a black stainless range, and enough counter and storage space to host without stress. A door off the kitchen leads directly to the front porch, connecting indoor prep to outdoor entertaining in one step. Three bedrooms occupy this floor, including a primary suite with board-and-batten accent walls and a private bath finished in white subway tile with a rain showerhead and penny tile niche. The second full bath takes a different approach with marble-look tile, a navy blue vanity, and a walk-in shower with hexagonal tile flooring. Two bathrooms, two distinct personalities, both done to a standard that doesn't cut corners. Now, step downstairs. Two more generously sized bedrooms with wainscoting details share a third full bath, while a sprawling recreation room at over 20 by 16 feet anchors the space for movie nights, game days, or whatever the household needs. A dedicated laundry room and utility space complete the floor. Here's where smart buyers should pay attention. Three bedrooms and a full bath up, two bedrooms, a full bath, recreation room, and laundry down. That's not just a family layout. That's a house-hacking layout. Rent the lower level to a roommate or two and your monthly housing cost drops dramatically. In a neighborhood where rents are climbing alongside the development pipeline, the income potential isn't theoretical. It's the difference between stretching to afford homeownership and living comfortably while building equity. Each level has its own bedroom wing, its own bath, and genuine separation. Nobody's sharing a hallway or negotiating shower schedules. For the traditional investor, the same math applies at scale. For the growing family, the lower level becomes a teenager suite, guest quarters, or home office that feels like its own world. Now let's talk location. The Westside BeltLine trail and Westside Park, Atlanta's largest green space, are a short drive from your front door. The westside dining scene includes Rodney Scott's BBQ, Little Bear, Fox Bros at The Works, and Monday Night Brewing's Garage. Mercedes-Benz Stadium sits minutes away, MARTA access means a stress-free Downtown commute, and a new Publix-anchored shopping center covers everyday needs. As investment in this corridor surges, early buyers are positioning themselves where prices haven't caught up to the momentum. At $299,900, this is a move-in-ready home with more bedrooms, more finished square footage, and more income flexibility than anything else at this price. The seller invested in doing this right. We priced it to get your attention. Call your agent and schedule your private tour. Homes with this kind of flexibility don't sit around waiting.