Welcome to 833 Martina Drive NE, nestled in the highly coveted Peachtree Park neighborhood, known as the "Island in the City." This meticulously remodeled home effortlessly combines classic charm with modern enhancements. Original architectural details have been thoughtfully preserved, seamlessly blending with contemporary renovations to maintain the home's unique character. Step into a spacious living area that flows into a chef-inspired kitchen, featuring elegant marble countertops and backsplash, a farmhouse sink, and two high-end Stainless Steel appliance packages. The versatile front bedroom can serve as a bedroom, sunroom, dining room, or office, catering to your lifestyle needs. At the back of the home, the private primary suite boasts vaulted ceilings, custom his-and-hers closets, marble countertops, and a luxurious soaking tub. Enjoy the outdoors with a fully landscaped front yard, while the private, fully fenced backyard with patio offers an ideal space for entertaining. The lower level of the home presents a separate, fully renovated residence with spacious living areas, a kitchen with flex space, and comfortable bedrooms. This duplex setup provides an excellent opportunity for rental income, making it a savvy investment in one of Atlanta's most desirable neighborhoods. Located in the highly coveted Peachtree Park neighborhood, affectionately known as the "Island in the City," these homes boast architectural and historical significance. The serene, tree-lined streets invite walkers, joggers, and bicyclists to enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Just minutes from the iconic Lenox Square, Buckhead Village, PATH 400, and more, residents have access to premier shopping, dining, and entertainment options. This community has become a cherished in-town haven for both long-time residents and newcomers alike. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to own a piece of Buckhead's charm with modern conveniences. Contact us today to schedule a private viewing and explore the endless possibilities this property offers.
