379 Mathewson Place

There's a certain kind of historic charm you can't manufacture, and this craftsman bungalow has it in every beam, in the diamond grid windows and in the perfectly kept wood accents and original wood doors. It's the kind of craftsmanship you can't replicate today. From the sidewalk, the deep front porch and stout stone pillars set the tone of classic Historic West End architecture. Step inside, and the original character takes the lead. The living room opens with beautifully preserved woodwork, handsome built-ins, thick trim, coffered ceilings, and the kind of vintage lighting that instantly tells you the home has stories to tell. The stone fireplace anchors the room, framed by those iconic diamond-patterned windows that truly define the era. The dining room sits directly ahead, spacious and inviting, carrying the same original millwork and hardwood floors that run throughout the home. It's a room that feels gathered-in, warm, and made for long dinners and conversation. Just beyond, the kitchen keeps its historic charm with tall cabinetry, original hardware details, stone counters, and a layout that still feels practical for everyday life. And as a bonus, a breakfast nook tucked behind the kitchen with windows wrapping around the space, is the perfect morning coffee corner, a bright reading room, or an ideal home office overlooking the backyard. The floorplan of this home works effortlessly and is laid out by rooms that feel intentional, not predictable. The private side of the home flows from the central hall, where two bedrooms and two vintage-inspired baths await. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and a connected bath. The secondary bathroom is centrally located and has the kind of timeless character you'd hope to find in a 1920s bungalow, including a classic clawfoot tub. Outside, the lot offers a quiet setting just moments from some of Southwest Atlanta's most exciting amenities. You're around the corner from the Atlanta BeltLine, and just minutes from Lee + White which is home to breweries, restaurants, a food hall, distilleries, coffee, and local retail. This entire corridor is in the midst of a vibrant renaissance, with long-term growth already underway. Major future developments like the revitalization of the West End Mall, Murphy Crossing, Atrium Healthcare's purchase and redevelopment plans for The MET, and the newly announced expansion at Oakland City Exchange (bringing future retail and mixed-use space) continue to position this neighborhood for incredible equity potential in the years ahead. This is West End at its most authentic, and its most exciting.