Lush Lodge | Cozy, Colorful Cottage w/Character

About the Space

Lush Lodge is so close, yet so far out! This gem is on the most walkable corner of Inman Park yet set back and secluded from the hustle and bustle by the surrounding trees. Meant to blend into nature, you might miss this cozy cottage if not for the cheery bright red door. That pop of color is just a hint of what’s to come inside! Upon entering, you’ll see the eclectic living room with fireplace, TV, vibrant wall mural, and plenty of space to relax. The central hallway connects you to the bedrooms, shared bathroom, and dining room. The larger bedroom boasts a king bed, tropical wallpaper, and another gorgeous geometric mural, while the smaller still packs a punch with its graphic wallpaper, comfy queen bed, and sizable closet. The six-seat dining room’s historic built-ins add charm and storage, but the turquoise counters beyond draw you right into the fully renovated kitchen. New stainless appliances will have you cooking up a storm, but the adjacent laundry room/pantry can handle any mess you throw at it. Nice weather can be enjoyed from either the shady front porch or the sunny back deck, but you’ll have a hard time staying at home from this amazing location. This property is one block from central Inman Park's finest restaurants and shops and two blocks from Freedom Park Trail and the BeltLine. It's also a quick stroll to Atlanta's largest outdoor farmers market, open year round on Saturdays, and all the gorgeous greenspace that the neighborhood has to offer. Grab a local brew and enjoy Wednesday night trivia at the pub across the street, or shop the gourmet market behind it for a special night in—Inman Park is your oyster! Inman Park is a lush and historic area known for its architecture and lively dining scene. Hip brunch spots, cafes, and wine bars cluster around the Eastside BeltLine Trail, a converted railway line popular with walkers and cyclists. There's also Krog Street Market, with artisan bakeries and food stalls in a refurbished factory. The area’s history as Atlanta’s first planned suburb is reflected in its impressive Victorian homes and verdant Springvale Park.