Tucked into a quiet, established neighborhood where neighbors gather for monthly block parties and a Little Free Library sits just down the street, this home offers the rare combination of modern construction and true community. Rebuilt approximately 10 years ago on its original foundation, it lives like new construction while being surrounded by classic 1950s ranch homes and mature trees.


Set on nearly half an acre, the property feels private and peaceful. Outdoor living is thoughtfully designed around a patio and elevated deck—perfect for morning coffee, evening dinners, or simply enjoying the wooded backdrop. While the yard slopes upward beyond these spaces, it creates a natural buffer of privacy and a sense of room to explore, offering a low-maintenance alternative to a traditional flat backyard.


Inside, hardwood floors, stone countertops, and a beautiful staircase anchor the home with timeless finishes. The primary suite on the main level adds everyday ease, and the layout balances comfort with functionality for both daily living and entertaining. Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a versatile loft space–perfect for exercise or a cozy hang out space.


Recent upgrades includes custom California Closet in the Primary Suite, fresh paint, new refrigerator (2025), newer HVAC (2022), and an encapsulated crawlspace with dehumidifier, which provides added efficiency, comfort, and peace of mind. A one-car garage offers the convenience of enclosed parking—an uncommon and valuable feature in this neighborhood—while the street itself remains quiet and welcoming. The location is equally compelling, with close proximity to Emory, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the CDC, and North Druid Hills.


This is a home that offers the feel of something newer, the warmth of an established neighborhood, and the kind of setting that’s increasingly hard to find intown—quiet, connected, and truly livable.