The Unicorn House

Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined pocket of East Atlanta, there’s a home that doesn’t just stand—it speaks. Built from the bones of the city itself, this one-of-a-kind residence began not simply as a house, but as an idea: What if a home could hold history in its very walls?

Here, every beam and board has a story. Salvaged bricks from old Atlanta factories, reclaimed wood from forgotten warehouses, and repurposed fixtures from vintage estates come together to form something rare—a dwelling that feels both handcrafted and alive. Step inside, and you’ll sense it immediately: a pulse of creativity, a whisper of nostalgia, a touch of magic.

The main home, with its three bedrooms and two baths, flows effortlessly from one space to the next. Sunlight floods through wide windows, warming the open-concept living and dining areas. The kitchen—once a humble workspace—has been transformed into a chef’s haven, blending industrial function with artistic flair. It’s the kind of kitchen that begs for conversation, for laughter, for late-night meals shared with friends.

Beyond the main living space, a generous screened porch stretches into the backyard—a perfect bridge between inside and out. Here, mornings begin slowly, with coffee and birdsong. Evenings end under soft light, the air sweet with magnolia and the faint hum of the city beyond.

Just steps away, a separate studio suite adds a layer of possibility. With its own bed and bath, it’s a private sanctuary that can become whatever life calls for—an artist’s retreat, a guest cottage, or a quiet office tucked into the trees.

This is more than a home. It’s a living collage of craftsmanship and imagination—a modern tribute to sustainability and Southern soul. Every inch tells a story, not only of those who built and loved it, but of the Atlanta that shaped it.