460 Grant St SE

Ready for move-in date starting early June 2026. Pet friendly. Enjoy living in this historic Grant Park Victorian built by Bryan M Grant (grandson of L.P. Grant) featured in the 2017 Grant Park Tour of Homes. This lovingly maintained and stately home is everything you wanted in a house in Grant Park with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths at over 2650 sqft. Walk through the front gate and begin with an enormous front porch large enough for plenty of outdoor furniture and a swing. Inside you'll find soaring 12 ft ceilings, 4 original fireplaces, and hardwoods throughout. Large Living room and huge dining room connects to the kitchen with space for eat in area. STAINLESS STEEL appliances. A luxurious large master bedroom and attached bath is complete with period appropriate claw-foot tub. The second bedroom is large and features a fireplace, while the third bedroom has direct access to the gorgeous backyard deck with french doors. Other functional features include a large laundry room, a beautiful low maintenance landscaped yard with huge deck (perfect for summer), mud room in the back, storage shed, 2 spacious covered parking spaces with alley entrance and a completely fenced in yard that is dog friendly. Walk to: Grant Park: Ria's Bluebird for brunch, Little Tart for Coffee and pastries, Grant Park Market for groceries, and all the other neighborhood gems! Around the corner from: Dakota Blue and Grant Central Pizza. The Beacon development and Grant Park Farmers Market on the southern side of Grant Park. DAS BBQ on memorial drive. Beltline, MARTA, Atlanta Zoo and Oakland Cemetery nearby. A short stroll to highly ranked Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School (Grades P-8 and 2025 Georgia Charter School of the Year). Grant Park is the Primary Attendance Zone for their lottery system. Also zoned to Parkside Elementary School. Summerhill: several restaurants on Georgia Ave such as Southern National, Halfway Crooks and Michelin recommended Little Bear. Cabbagetown: walking distance to the main Cabbagetown restaurants and neighborhood that connects to the Beltline.