This home has amazing space with all the nooks and crannies one wants in a charming historic bungalow. The main level has a beautiful new kitchen and eating area, two nice size bedrooms and a newly renovated bathroom. The grand staircase will take you to a private master suite with a huge walk-in closet, nursery and a fully remodeled bath. The finished basement boasts a 1 bedroom apartment with an eat-in kitchen, separate living room and is perfect for an in-law suite, guest space or home office. Ormewood Park was initially developed in 1892, when a 100-acre plot was subdivided by Samuel W. Goode and Company and put on the market for sale.[2] After World War I there was a construction boom. There are even prefabricated and catalog homes from this era that survive to this day. In 1922, the City of Atlanta annexed the area and construction of Anne E. West Elementary School, located in the heart of Ormewood Park, began around that time. Anne E. West's classic building got a new life, new name, and new mission this century: it is home for the middle school campus of the Neighborhood Charter School, which serves both the Grant Park and Ormewood Park neighborhoods. This home is located near the belt line and all that East Atlanta Village and Grant Park have to offer.