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219 Howell Drive SE Unit A, Atlanta

FMLS #7835731 · Status: Active · Listing Provided By: Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International · 404-874-0300

3 bd · 3 ba · 1,958 sq ft

$679,000
Listing photo 1, FMLS #7835731

Exceptional contemporary living in the heart of Reynoldstown, where thoughtful architecture, modern finishes and one of Atlanta’s most dynamic intown locations come together. Designed by architect Timothy Hagan and built by Domain Custom, this fee-simple residence offers three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a two-car garage and multiple covered outdoor living spaces, all just moments from the Atlanta BeltLine and Madison Yards. Hardwood floors extend throughout the home, complementing a clean, modern aesthetic and an open floor plan designed for easy everyday living and entertaining. The main level centers around an open kitchen and great room with direct access to a covered balcony, creating a natural extension of the living space outdoors. A bedroom and full tiled bathroom on this level provide flexibility for guests, a home office or additional living space. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite includes a walk-in closet, private en-suite bathroom with separate soaking tub and shower, and its own covered balcony. An additional upstairs bedroom also features a private en-suite bathroom, offering an ideal arrangement for guests or roommates. On the ground level, a two-car garage provides the convenience and storage that can be difficult to find in an intown setting, while a covered patio opens to the fenced rear yard. The location is an integral part of the appeal. The Atlanta BeltLine is nearby, connecting the neighborhood to miles of trails and some of the city’s most popular dining, recreation and entertainment destinations. Madison Yards puts Publix, AMC Theatres, fitness studios, coffee, restaurants and everyday conveniences close at hand, while nearby Memorial Drive offers an ever-expanding collection of local dining and neighborhood favorites. Reynoldstown’s proximity to Inman Park, Cabbagetown, Grant Park, Krog Street Market and the broader BeltLine corridor places some of Atlanta’s best-known intown destinations within easy reach. Modern architecture, fee-simple ownership, a two-car garage, private outdoor space and exceptional access to the BeltLine make 219 Howell Drive a compelling opportunity to experience the best of intown Atlanta living.

IDX content last updated: Oct 2, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT

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