118 Waverly Way, Atlanta, GA 30307

Welcome to 118 Waverly Way - a rare opportunity to own one of only 50 grand-scale early 20th-century homes built in Inman Park - Atlanta’s most architecturally significant neighborhood. The city's first planned suburb, the subdivision of Inman Park was intended to provide its residents with a refined place to live in a park-like setting. This home was constructed in 1909 by Harold Hirsch, legal counsel to the Coca-Cola Company, and was later renovated under supervision from renowned Atlanta architect, Neel Reid. Set perfectly above one of the neighborhood's most prominent corners, the home looks out over the Olmsted designed Springvale Park. Nearly 4/10 of an acre with 100 feet of park frontage, the lot offers forested views and plenty of elbow room from neighbors. A large side yard has plenty of room for a pool and the rear of the home is suitable for addition of an electronic gate and a garage. Mature trees and a freshly installed lawn frame the expansive tongue and groove front … read more …