Tucked into the leafy canopy of Woodland Hills in unincorporated Dekalb county, this 2014-built home strikes that rare balance between newer construction and the kind of character that feels like it's always belonged. A welcoming front porch and painted shaker siding set the tone, while the fully landscaped lot, framed by mature trees, creates a sense of privacy that's hard to come by this close to the city. Inside, the floor plan offers just the right amount of openness without giving up defined spaces. The dining room stands on its own, with a coffered ceiling and classic wainscoting that make it feel like a true gathering place. From there, a butler's pantry with a dry bar and walk-in pantry connects seamlessly to the kitchen, where white cabinetry, a contrasting dark wood island, quartz countertops, and modern appliances come together in a space that's both functional and inviting. The kitchen flows into a wide-open breakfast and living area, anchored by a fireplace and filled with natural light. Along the back of the home, doors lead out to a generously sized deck that feels like an extension of the living space. A full bedroom and bath on the main level offer flexibility for guests or a home office, while upstairs, three additional bedrooms are all generously sized with ample closet space. Two share a Jack-and-Jill bath, and the primary suite is exactly what you'd hope for: oversized, with a large walk-in closet and a spacious bath featuring a double vanity, separate shower, and soaking tub. The unfinished basement is expansive and full of potential with 9-foot ceilings. It opens directly to the backyard, which is level, fenced, and surrounded by trees. It's a space ready to grow with you, whether that means storage, a workshop, or a future finished level. Woodland Hills continues to be one of Atlanta's quiet standouts, offering quick access to Midtown, Morningside, and Virginia Highland, along with easy connectivity to the Downtown Connector, Emory and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Just around the corner, the trails and green space of Morningside Nature Preserve wind along the South Fork of Peachtree Creek, giving you a daily escape that feels miles away from the city while still being right in the middle of it.
