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📍 2001 Castaway Ln NE
Atlanta GA, 30345

Amberwood N’hood

4 bed. 3 bath. 2 🚘 🚘 carport
$700,000

Listing Provided by Stacy Toporoff Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International

1963 Forest Green Dr.
Atlanta GA

2 bed 🛌 2 bath 🛁
1508 Sq. Ft.
$525,000 🤩

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Listing Provided by: Myers Beck & Patrick Grant with Bolst Inc.

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1180 Cumberland Rd.
Atlanta GA 30306

5 bed 5 bath with deep backyard
$1,800,000

You turn onto one of Morningside’s most beautiful streets and there it is. Dressed in brick and stone. Elegant without trying. Timeless. Everything else disappears.

Homes like this rarely hit the market. They’re usually passed from one generation to the next. Their value holds. Their craftsmanship lasts. Their presence only grows richer with time.

The arched solid wood front door opens, and the house begins to reveal its textures in sequence. Plaster walls. Dark wood underfoot. The soft geometry of symmetry and sunlight. In the living room, the fireplace anchors everything with a kind of old-world gravity, and you can feel the hour changing, candles lit, ice in a glass, voices lowering as the evening deepens.

The dining room is all composure and ritual, ready for linen, silver, and the beautiful accident of one last bottle opened too late. Gathered around a long dinging room table, dinner parties celebrating decades of life. Years of happiness.

The sunroom is washed in that tender, filtered light. It highlights the arched window and wood drum antique chandelier. You smell jasmine, taste pimento cheese finger sandwiches that are shared over gossip and Southern sweet tea.

You wonder into the kitchen. It feels bright and generous, classic without being cliché. Carrara marble, inset custom cabinetry, a substantial center island, and a 48” 6-burner range with a griddle ready for everything from lazy Saturday mornings to Thanksgiving at full tilt. It opens into a stunning family room wrapped in vaulted wood-paneled ceilings, where the second fireplace throws warmth into the rafters and the whole space feels inviting, grounded, and deeply human. This is the room where people land. Where days begin and end. Where life actually happens.