65 Howell Street SE, Atlanta, GA 30312

Property Description

Do you work for Rivian, Mailchimp, Intuit, or Blackrock? Hopefully not Blackrock, because respectfully, we are not fans. But if you work for one of the other three (or just have been dreaming of living next to the beltline) drop what you're doing and look at the best deal in the O4W right now. 65 Howell Rd is walking distance to EVERYTHANG. That's "thang" with an "A," this is the ATL, we got you covered, smothered, and fried sunny side up, and if you want a side of crispy bacon, girl, say less. A three-bedroom, two-bath shotgun-style bungalow with 10-foot ceilings and a fenced side yard? Must be your lucky day, because she bangs. Pretty as a peach, with real hardwood floors, a covered front porch, and a back deck big enough for summer BBQs and your entire friend group's iced coffee habit. There's also a two-car parking pad, though honestly, why would you need a car when you can walk to practically everything?Did you hear me in the back? Some AtLiens will swear it's impossible to own a home within walking distance of the BeltLine in Old Fourth Ward for under $600K. They may even say $599K is still "unaffordable." But have you seen what the other homes in the neighborhood are selling for? We're talking seven figures, people. Inflation is wild. Gas costs more than milk. Avocado toast is basically a luxury item. But with 5% down and a 6.5% interest rate, your estimated payment would be around $4,500 per month, including taxes and insurance. And I'm no rental expert, but your rent is probably already around $2,000 a month. Add a roommate to this three-bedroom house, and suddenly you're building equity and paying your mortgage. Not your landlord's. Also this one was built in 2004, which means no creaky, cursed, hundred year old foundation. Just good bones and zero exorcisms required. It's clean, it's bright, and best of all, it's in your dream location. You could LIT-errr-leee ditch your car. Krog Street Market, Ladybird, Eclipse di Luna, Ponce City Market, Inman Park, Cabbagetown, all walkable, no Uber surge pricing required. You could even stumble home from your favorite bar in Little Five Points, as long as you've got your mace, your street smarts, and the group chat location share turned ON, bestie.