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Set at the end of a quiet cul de sac in Beecher Hills, the setting here is what immediately stands out. Some homes feel tucked away from the city. Others place you right in the middle of it. This one manages to do both at the same time. Mature trees surround the property, the lot offers breathing room that is harder to find in the city, and the view toward Lionel Hampton Park behind the home creates a peaceful backdrop that feels almost cabin like while still being firmly within Atlanta.
The approach is simple and classic. A long driveway leads you toward the home with the added convenience of a covered carport, a feature not always found in Southwest Atlanta. The brick exterior carries a timeless presence and the surrounding landscape reinforces the sense of privacy that makes Beecher Hills such a sought after neighborhood for buyers who want space without leaving the city.
Step inside and the layout immediately opens up in a way that feels comfortable and practical. The main living room anchors the center of the home, offering a generous gathering space that easily accommodates everyday living as well as hosting friends and family. Hardwood floors run throughout the main level, adding warmth and continuity as the spaces transition from one area to the next.
The living room connects naturally with the dining area and kitchen, creating a layout that allows each space to feel defined while still working together cohesively. From the dining area, large windows frame views of the surrounding trees, reinforcing the quiet wooded setting that sits just beyond the backyard. The kitchen is thoughtfully positioned with ample cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances.This type of connection in the main living areas keeps everything within reach while still allowing for clear separation between cooking, dining, and gathering spaces.
A hallway off the living room leads to the private bedroom wing of the home where the layout continues to make sense. The primary bedroom sits comfortably within the plan with access to an ensuite bath, while the additional bedrooms are positioned nearby and share another full bath along the hall.
One of the most compelling features of the home reveals itself as you move toward the basement and the back of the home. A large screened porch extends the living space outdoors and creates a place that can be enjoyed across multiple seasons. Just beyond the screened porch, a spacious rear deck offers even more room for outdoor seating, grilling, or entertaining. The view from both spaces is peaceful and uninterrupted, with mature trees stretching toward Lionel Hampton Park and providing a natural buffer that adds to the sense of calm around the property.
Below the main level, the unfinished basement provides significant additional space and flexibility. Whether used for storage, a workshop, hobby area, or future expansion, it offers practical square footage that buyers consistently appreciate.
The location brings together the best of Southwest Atlanta. Outdoor options are close by including Lionel Hampton Park, John A White Golf Course, the McGhee Tennis Center, and Cascade Springs Nature Preserve when you want to spend time outside. Dining, breweries, retail, and entertainment can be found nearby at Lee and White, while the Cascade commercial district offers additional restaurants, coffee shops, and everyday conveniences.
2440 Edgewater Drive offers something buyers are always looking for but do not often find at this price point. A well maintained brick home, a quiet cul de sac setting, tree filled views that create a sense of retreat, and the space that comes with a Beecher Hills lot. All while remaining connected to the energy, amenities, and accessibility that make living in the city of Atlanta so appealing.