1092 Kirkwood Ave Atlanta, GA 30316

Reynoldstown is one of those neighborhoods that earns its reputation street by street. This Modern Farmhouse - front and back attached - on Kirkwood Ave SE was built in 2017 by local architect-builder Christopher Leerssen of Abode Architect Builder, and it sits squarely in the middle of one of the city's most sought-after in-town corridors. The Atlanta Beltline runs right through the heart of the community, putting Krog Street Market, Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, and Ponce City Market within easy reach. Designed from the ground up by Leerssen, the home lives and feels like a single-family residence in every way that counts. Front and back attached, it sits distinctly on its own - with rare alley access leading to a private shared rear drive, a practical detail that matters more than it sounds on a busy in-town street. Despite being steps from some of the city's most vibrant destinations, the home offers surprising quiet - rare for an in-town neighborhood with this much energy around it. The finished basement provides flexible space that most nearby homes simply do not offer. Clean lines and quality finishes carry through every room, creating spaces that feel contemporary without sacrificing warmth. The kitchen is the centerpiece of the main living level. Sleek modern cabinetry, a full suite of organizational storage, and a well-considered layout make it genuinely functional for both weeknight dinners and weekend entertaining. Upstairs, the oversized primary suite has room for more than just a bed. A dedicated sitting area or home office setup fits comfortably alongside the sleeping space, and the bath delivers on the promise of the rest of the home. Generous, well-finished, and designed with real intention. Closet storage is substantial and practical. From this address, you can follow the Eastside Trail all the way to Piedmont Park without touching a major road. Young families, professionals, and longtime residents have all put down roots in Reynoldstown for the same reasons. The walkability is real. The community is genuine. And the access to the broader city is as good as it gets inside the perimeter.