1170 Moton Ave SW Atlanta, GA 30315
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About this home
Welcome to 1170 Moton Avenue, a move-in-ready modern craftsman in one of Atlanta’s fastest-growing neighborhoods—Pittsburgh. Built in 2022 and freshly updated with brand new interior paint and luxury vinyl plank floors, this home blends timeless charm with today’s top design trends. A welcoming front porch sets the tone, opening to tall ceilings, custom trim, built-ins, and light-filled spaces throughout. The designer kitchen is a showstopper with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a freestanding vent hood, solid wood cabinetry, and a convenient butler’s pantry/dry bar—perfect for entertaining. The main-level bedroom and full bath offer flexibility for guests or a home office, while upstairs you'll find a true laundry room and generously sized secondary bedrooms. The primary suite features a tray ceiling, spa-like bath with a freestanding soaking tub, dual vanities, a large walk-in shower, and a walk-in closet. Enjoy morning coffee or evening cocktails on the covered rear porch overlooking a fully fenced, level backyard—ideal for pets, play, or gardening. Situated just blocks from the Atlanta BeltLine Southside Trail, Pittsburgh is a historic community experiencing exciting revitalization. You’re minutes from Summerhill’s booming dining scene, Lee + White’s breweries and food hall, and downtown attractions. Easy access to I-75/85, I-20, and MARTA makes commuting a breeze. Don't miss your chance to invest in one of Atlanta’s most vibrant and conveniently located neighborhoods—1170 Moton Avenue is the one you've been waiting for. Seller is open to conveying all furniture, furnishings, dishes, small appliances etc with the home, subject to acceptable price and terms (with the exception of the couch and dining table/chairs).
Source: FMLS #7644090
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