This historical home, affectionately known as the Ole Scott house, was built by and home to Atlanta's C.A. Scott, Atlanta Daily World Newspaper publisher and editor-in-chief, and wife Ruth Perry Scott.  The home remains in impeccable classic condition and is enchanted with stories of Atlanta's dynamic growth and global influence.  

This home has been used as an 'Air B & B the past several Years. Last year it grossed approximately $26,000.00 in earnings.

This home, a three bedroom/one bath 1940's treasure, is less than a mile from downtown Atlanta's top attractions.  A brief walk to Atlanta's Westside Beltline, The Ole Scott House is a quaint comfortable historical paradise.  Relax in this living memorialized home or renovate to your imagination.

This property is located in Historic Hunter Hills / Westside Village among Atlanta's prominent historical figures.  A quiet and peaceful escape from Atlanta's top attractions, the home is less than 2 miles to Mercedes Benz Stadium, Georgia World Congress Center, State Capitol, Philips Arena, Centennial Olympic Park, CNN Center, World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, Wrens Nest, Atlanta University Center, Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark-Atlanta University, ITC, College Football Hall of Fame, and numerous other eateries and local attractions.

Easily access MARTA, Atlanta's local public transportation system. There's a bus stop just 50 feet from the driveway and a MARTA train station just one mile away. If Uber or Lyft are your thing, you will have no problem getting one to or from this location. Enjoy the nearby Atlanta Beltline-Westside less than a 5 minute walk or even faster by bike.  Our international airport Hartsfield-Jackson International (ATL) is only a 17 minute drive away (without traffic).

The manager has listed the unit size as 1485 square feet.