Welcome home to this charming white country-style residence tucked away on a peaceful cul-de-sac in Lithonia. Situated on over an acre of land, this inviting property blends timeless Southern charm with modern comforts. All this home needs is your Touch and Updating to make it a perfect retreat.

Step inside to discover 4 oversized bedrooms, each featuring its own walk-in closet, and 3.5 bathrooms, offering plenty of space for family and guests. The thoughtfully designed two-story layout is complemented by a partially finished basement, perfect for a home theater, gym, or additional living space with a studded bathroom.

Enjoy gatherings on the large wrap-around porch, the perfect spot for rocking chairs and morning coffee, or retreat to the courtyard-style backyard, ideal for entertaining, gardening, or simply relaxing in your private outdoor oasis.

Additional highlights include a 2-car garage, ample storage, and a serene location that still offers easy access to shopping, dining, and major highways.
This is more than just a home—it’s a lifestyle. Don’t Forget about the Nature PRESERVE Connected! Connectivity & Trail Networks
One of the key advantages for Lithonia residents is access to the Arabia Mountain PATH / Arabia Mountain Trail system. Here’s how that helps:
• The Arabia Mountain Path (AMP) is a multi-use paved trail of over 30 miles. It connects historic Lithonia, Stonecrest Mall, the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve, Panola Mountain State Park, and even the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers. ?
• The trail is built to follow the landscape, including stretches of boardwalk, bridges, and scenic corridors. ?
• It offers connectivity between neighborhoods, recreational areas, and natural preserves. ?
• Because of that, a homeowner in Chaparral (or nearby in Lithonia) might access these regional trails by driving short distance or via local connector roads / smaller trails.
There’s also a local initiative referred to in older reporting to develop a river walk / nature trail beginning at Bruce Street Park and following Pine Mountain to an old African-American cemetery. This was part of a community revitalization effort.