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In Chosewood Park, newly built three-bedroom on a tight lot lists for $440K

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Traditional-style house with a generous porch stresses walkability to green space, future Beltline

A newly built white house stands on a sloping lot beside a tall tree.
The new occupant of a sloped lot with driveway parking at 330 Nolan Street SE.
Keller Williams Realty

Due south of downtown and Grant Park, the Chosewood Park neighborhood has seen top-end home prices climb into the $400,000s recently, where a handful of standalone houses have sold the past two years.

The latest entrant presents a pleasantly traditional face on Nolan Street—and a price that represents a three-way tie (give or take $100) for Chosewood’s most expensive single-family option at the moment.

Counting three bedrooms and square footage listed at 1,723, its stands on a shallow, formerly overgrown lot a block from the neighborhood’s namesake park, and maybe four blocks south of the Beltline’s Southside Trail corridor.

A highlight is the wraparound porch, with a merciful ceiling fan, which helps atone for the nonexistent back deck that a lot of this size wouldn’t allow.

A white space in a new home with living and dining areas and a kitchen at left.
Off the porch, the living, dining, and kitchen spaces are conjoined.

Inside is a very open floorplan with shiplap accents and interior design by Carl Mattison. The bonus little mudroom and gas fireplace are nice, and overall the property should suit buyers not looking to make statements.

Described as “must-see new construction,” it listed last month through Keller Williams Realty at $440,000, following a stint on the market for $41,000 cheaper this past winter and spring, per Zillow data.

A white-walled kitchen and living space with a gray couch and wooden ceiling fan above.
The door to the backyard is shown next to a gas fireplace.
A white kitchen with stone countertops and herringbone backsplash.
Globe-style pendants and a herringbone backsplash in the kitchen.
A white kitchen with stairs shown leading up the stairs with wooden bannisters.
Farm-style sink and soft-close cabinetry are listed as kitchen highlights.
A small bathroom with shiplap on the wall and a toilet.
An ancillary bathroom.
A bedroom with a white bed and bathroom at left, with a wooden ceiling fan above.
Master bedroom on floor No. 2.
A master bathroom with two sinks white walls, and stone counters.
Dual vanities, stone counters, and a pocket door in the master bathroom.
A white-walled bathroom with two large mirrors on the wall.
Alternate bathroom, also with double vanities.
Hexagonal tile on the floor and wall of a bathroom.
Touches of hexagonal tile.
The back of a house shown with a small patio and new fencing.
Where the driveway meets a gate, which meets backyard patio space.