702 Fraser Street Se,

BACK ON THE MARKET. BUYER FELL OUT AT NO FAULT OF THE SELLER. This 1920's property in Historic Summerhill is charming with a unique and timeless aesthetic. This prime Intown opportunity is ideal for restoration and or a redevelopment opportunity. This parcel consists of 2 properties, a Craftsman Bungalow style home, and a Duplex! As you approach the property, you are greeted by a delightful front porch that is perfect for relaxing and taking in the surrounding neighborhood. The main house is a 2 BR/1BA, and the Duplex is a 1BR/1BA on each side. Along with the kitchen, large dining room/flex space, bonus room/office, there are also 3 original fireplaces. There is a garage, and the basement has been used as a living space previously. The restoration and reconditioning would be perfect for a primary residence, short- or long-term rentals, student housing, and or redevelopment for new construction. Assemblage opportunity available. Summerhill, Atlanta's first neighborhood was founded in 1865 and is known for its rich history & timeless charm. At the intersection of 3 major highways, connected by transit, and a short distance from the world's busiest airport, Summerhill has been the redevelopment site of Atlanta's former Olympic Stadium and surroundings. The 83-acre mixed- use project is underway, with Publix as the anchor. To date, there is over $1B in investment either constructed or planned. Today, Historic Summerhill is a vibrant community, with a thriving arts & culture scene, an active business district, and several beautiful parks and green spaces. Minutes away are GA State University's Main Campus, GA State Capitol, Center Parc Stadium (formerly Brave's Turner Field), The Atlanta Beltline, Grant Park, Atlanta Zoo, The Beacon Atlanta, and steps away from the Summerhill Commercial District, including Georgia Avenue which is home to some of Atlanta's best chefs and retailers. Summerhill is a unique and special place. It is a neighborhood that is beloved by its residents and visitors alike, and it continues to be an important part of the fabric of the city of Atlanta.