Prepare to swoon over another quality construction, design details and thoughtful layout of this new home from the imaginations at CFYC, inspired by their beloved city of New Orleans. This is a sister house to 1031 Violet next door, but not a twin. This home has a wraparound front porch and slightly different floor plan. Stroll through the front gate and onto the rocking chair porch that is perched nicely above the street, glide fingertips across the hand forged metal rails by local metalsmith and Violet street neighbor, Neil Carver. Early May will bring the installation of the Bevolo porch light that is being hand made in NOLA as we speak, it will bring a warm glow that only a gas light provides, illuminating the Haint blue ceiling that brings good luck to the home. Once inside you will notice the windows, these over-scaled wood beauties harken back to the turn of the century when the windows went from floor to ceiling to receive all the gorgeous natural light. The generous size living space flows seamlessly into a marvelous kitchen filled with all the essentials for a home chef, an island large enough to entertain and prep with a nice deep sink and bridge faucet, the range wall is dreamy with the combination of a smooth Cachoeira marble counter top and the texture of a white herringbone backsplash, a professional grade 6 burner gas range with pot filler and built in hood vent take center stage while the under cabinet lights illuminate tasks, the stainless fridge, dishwasher and built in cabinet microwave round out the kitchen. The dining room is to your right as you enter the home and could double as a work space when needed. All the private spaces are upstairs including a sunny primary suite with vaulted ceiling and walk in closet, a warm white bathroom with double vanity, a floor to ceiling seamless glass shower enclosure with rain head and handheld shower, the fresh warm look of brass fixtures and a private water closet. Down the hall are the two nicely scaled secondary bedrooms, a hall bath and laundry room. HMM-what else could you want, oh yeah a garage—we’ve got your car covered. All this is a block to newly design D.H. Stanton Park which is a gateway to the Beltline's Southside Trail. The hotly anticipated redevelopment of the Hank Arron Corridor bringing Publix less than a mile from the front door, Summerhill happenings on Georgia Ave, The Beacon and of course Grant Park. We love it and think you will too! Make a good deal even better-use our preferred lender Jon Bodan at The Perpetual and receive $2500 in seller paid closing costs.