Beyond the gate, a little bit of enchantment awaits. This 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath, 1-half-bath home unfolds like an intown château, tucked behind a solar-powered automated gate and wrapped in a white picket fence, lush Zenith Zoysia lawn, and professionally designed hosta gardens that make the approach feel like the opening scene of a storybook. Inside, over 2,000 square feet of light-filled living space feel both polished and welcoming, with an easy open flow through the living and dining rooms into a bright kitchen with granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Fresh interior and exterior paint, smart-home upgrades, new HVAC, updated primary bath details, upgraded primary-bedroom flooring and closet built-ins reflect the home’s meticulous stewardship at every turn. Upstairs, the primary bedroom feels like a quiet tower retreat, while the secondary bedrooms and bath offer flexibility for guests, work, or creative pursuits. Out back, the magic continues: expanded patios, a pergola strung with café lights, a fire-pit terrace for starlit evenings, and a 160± square foot shed with attached deck create a private outdoor world that feels miles from the city while remaining moments from it all.
And what a setting this is. Just down the road, Shoal Creek offers trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and green space for a breath of fresh air, while Charlie Yates Golf Course and historic East Lake Golf Club bring two of intown Atlanta’s most notable golf destinations close to home. From here, your weekends can read like a love letter to Atlanta and Decatur: cocktails and oysters at Kimball House, Indian street food at Chai Pani, dinner at The Deer and The Dove, a wander through Decatur’s celebrated dining scene, or a spontaneous evening in East Atlanta Village, where indie shops, music, and locally owned favorites keep the energy lively and unpretentious. Venture a little farther and Little Five Points delivers its famously bohemian spirit and more than 100 independent businesses, while Avondale Estates adds another charming chapter with its evolving dining and brewery scene, including Wild Heaven Beer. For outdoor adventure and urban pageantry, the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail links walkers and cyclists to Krog Street Market, public art, and some of the city’s most beloved gathering places. Even the everyday errand run feels elevated with Wonder Wok just nearby and Your DeKalb Farmers Market within easy reach. Rarely does a home offer this kind of privacy at the doorstep of so much culture, flavor, greenery, and movement. A place where quiet mornings, twilight garden parties, and last-minute adventures into the cultural heart of ATL all feel equally natural.
