Homes with Basements for Sale in Atlanta, GA

Home with Basement for sale in Atlanta, GA:

Charming 5-bedroom, 3 full-bathroom split-level home in the established Meadows community. This residence features a functional three-level layout, including a bright main-floor living area and a versatile lower level with a bonus room and patio access. Highlights include a classic brick and frame exterior, a spacious 0.27-acre lot, and a screened-in rear porch perfect for outdoor relaxation. Conveniently located in South Fulton with easy access to I-285 and local schools.

Home with Basement for sale in Atlanta, GA:

INCREDIBLE BUYER INCENTIVES: $4,000 MORTGAGE CONCESSION. Opendoor Home Loans will contribute up to $4,000 towards a permanent interest rate buy-down if you finance with Opendoor Home Loans LLC. Meet 7020 Greenbower Ln, a home built for everyday comfort with a welcoming fireplace providing warmth. The kitchen is equipped with all stainless steel appliances, complementing the primary bathroom's double sinks for functional ease. An expansive deck provides outdoor space for relaxation. This home delivers practical comforts and modern ease. . Included 100-Day Home Warranty with buyer activation

Home with Basement for sale in Atlanta, GA:

Tucked along the prestigious stretch of Hunting Creek, this exceptional French country estate captures the essence of timeless design and elevated living—where every space is thoughtfully crafted and every detail tells a story. A grand arrival sets the tone, opening to a dramatic foyer defined by a sweeping curved staircase—echoed again as it descends to the terrace level near the private elevator—creating a striking architectural focal point that anchors the home. Rich textures and artisan finishes unfold throughout, from knotty alder doors to exposed pine beams, blending old-world character with modern sophistication. At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen is

Home with Basement for sale in Atlanta, GA:

Many believe this is the most beautiful property in Buckhead. Priced for lot value. This unique house was originally designed by noted Atlanta architect Jimmy Means. Additions and renovations were the work of Norman Askins, and the overall design was directed by interior designer and owner Nancy Braithwaite. The house is a copy of a historic Connecticut farmhouse and was originally built in 1967. Jimmy Means used historic antiques heart pine floors, reclaimed old beams and old slate on the roof to insure the authenticity of his design. Under the guidance of Braithwaite additions and renovations were made in 1997 that include a totally renovated kitchen including unique custom designed stain