Historic 6 Beds| Walk to Hot Spots| Spacious| Pets
Guest rating: 4.8 / 5
Overview
This is a large historic home in North Decatur/Grant Park-area Atlanta, offering 3 bedrooms and 6 beds across two floors, comfortably sleeping up to 11 guests. With two separate living areas, multiple porches, and a fully fenced backyard, the property is built for groups, families, and extended stays rather than a typical hotel-style room. Its historic character comes with a notable access quirk: a steep set of stairs leads up to the front door, as there is no driveway.
Rooms & Sleeping Arrangements
The first floor holds a king bedroom and a second bedroom with two full beds plus an en-suite bathroom, alongside an additional full bathroom with a washer/dryer. Upstairs, a private bedroom offers a queen bed and a twin sofa bed, while the upstairs living room common area includes an extra full bed in a corner nook. All three bathrooms are stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, towels, and hair dryers.
Kitchen & Amenities
The oversized kitchen has two full sinks, ample counter space and storage, and is fully stocked for cooking and serving large groups, complete with both a Keurig and a drip coffee maker. Additional in-home amenities include air conditioning and heating, a fireplace, cable TV with smart TVs in the common areas, free Wi-Fi, an ironing board, and a washer for laundry during longer stays. Outdoors, guests can use a balcony, an outdoor grill, and multiple porches overlooking the fenced backyard.
Location & Surroundings
The home sits within a short walk of restaurants and breweries, including Muchacho, Birdcage, Carroll Street Cafe, and The Beverly, all under a kilometer away, plus Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House and Bao GoGo slightly farther afield. Two bus stops -- Memorial Dr SE @ Cameron St SE and Boulevard SE @ Sydney St SE -- are within easy walking distance, and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is about 13.4 km away. The location provides easy access to downtown Atlanta, the MLK memorial, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Grant Park, the Atlanta Beltline, and the Atlanta Zoo.
Policies & House Rules
The home is pet-friendly (up to two pets per booking, with a pet fee and requirement to disclose pets at booking) and completely smoke-free indoors, with fees enforced for violations. Quiet hours run from 10pm to 9am and are monitored with noise-level sensors, and parties are strictly prohibited with financial penalties in place for violations.
Best for
This property suits large families, multigenerational groups, and gatherings of friends who need serious space, with 6 beds across 3 bedrooms plus extra common-area sleeping fitting up to 11 guests. Business travelers coordinating a group trip could also use the two separate living areas and full kitchen for informal meetings or shared meals. Pet owners will appreciate the pet-friendly policy and fenced backyard, and food-focused travelers benefit from being walkable to numerous restaurants and breweries.
Travel tips
Street parking is the only option (space for roughly 3-4 cars out front), since the historic home has no driveway, so arriving early to secure a spot is worthwhile. Be prepared for a steep flight of stairs to reach the front door, which can be tough for guests with mobility limitations or those carrying luggage and small children. The nearby Memorial Dr SE and Boulevard SE bus stops make it easy to reach downtown Atlanta without a car, and the walkable restaurant cluster (Muchacho, Birdcage, Carroll Street Cafe, The Beverly) is well suited to evenings out.
What guests say
Guests consistently praise the amount of space the home offers, particularly the huge kitchen that makes cooking and dining for large groups easy, and the two separate common living areas that add privacy and flexibility. The central, walkable location near restaurants and the Eastern district is repeatedly highlighted as a major plus. The recurring downside mentioned is the steep staircase leading to the front door, which reviewers note can be a real obstacle for young families or guests with mobility issues. Overall, comfort and space are the dominant positive themes, tempered by the access challenge at entry.
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