Back on the market after buyer got "cold feet". Their loss, your gain. With four beds and two baths, modularity is key in this 2,000-square-foot family home — the common areas, on both floors, are wide-open and unpartitioned, leaving the imagination to go wild when it comes to furniture arrangement and purposing. 

Downstairs, the 500-foot sitting and family area boasts a cozy fireplace that can exist alongside... an entertainment suite-meets-library? Down the hall, the primary bedroom is separated enough from the rest of the home to offer a tranquil retreat. Upstairs, the site finished solid oak hardwood of the main living and dining areas flow smoothly into a freshly remodeled kitchen with cool-toned cabinetry and premium stainless appliances (including an enormous fridge). There’s plenty of counter space to start with, but floor-enough left over for when you want to add an island/breakfast bar. Outside, a small elevated lanai with a southern exposure is the ideal place to take dinner outside. 

Also on the second floor, a trio of bedrooms (any one of which can easily double as a “pandemic work-life friendly” home office hub) are anchored by the home’s second full bath — all with closet space to spare. 

Outside, fans of low-maintenance landscaping are going to find a turnkey setup. An impeccably manicured lawn grants space to run around or get some gardening done, while an abundance of old-growth evergreens surround the perimeter to lend a tranquil natural setting.

All tucked away just a few miles’ drive from the Perimeter, this sprawling Stone Mountain two-level was clearly designed with a boisterous family firmly in mind (and a bit of room to grow).