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Here the trees do most of the talking. The home sits back on a rare double lot, about 1.2 acres, wooded, private, and beautifully natural. In spring, the chartreuse leaves feel almost electric. And in fall, the whole view turns into a watercolor—reds, yellows, and soft golden browns. Out back, a nature preserve, Henderson Mill Creek down below, and Mercer’s private grounds beyond that. No windows behind you. Just that rare feeling of space being left alone. The front has that French provincial, curved roofline, fresh stucco. Classical. Timeless. The foyer hits you with height and elegance. There’s gilded wallpaper, a brass chandelier, You look up… imagine the Holiday parties you could have here. Your best friends would be so jealous. To the left: a dining room that feels formal, stately and polished. There’s plenty of room here display all that beautiful china you have packed away in storage. To the right: a sitting room that becomes a library—built-ins, a fireplace, the kind of room that makes you pour something after dinner and ruminate about your past life and future – in the most adult kind of way. The kitchen is big, yes, but it’s also… logical. The pantry is the kind you wish you had before you ever hosted anything. Laundry is close enough that life doesn’t spill across the house. The breakfast room is a vibe. Treetops on every side. It’s not fancy. It’s just good. Eight people at the table, morning light, and suddenly a Tuesday doesn’t feel like a grind. The keeping room is right there too. Another fireplace. Bay windows. This is where people drift in, kick off shoes, say they’re leaving soon, and don’t. There’s a bedroom on the main level for guests, or for whatever season you’re in where stairs are something you’d rather not negotiate. Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a retreat without trying too hard. A sitting area with a fireplace. A vanity room so you’re not getting ready in someone else’s space. A closet that doesn’t make you choose. A bath that feels bright and quiet. Downstairs is where it gets a little ridiculous, in a good way. It’s huge. Another fireplace. A wet bar. Two more bedrooms. Space for whatever you need: teens, guests, offices, movie nights, the whole thing. There’s a workshop if you want to build something or just disappear for a minute. And a reinforced storage room that feels like a vault. Use it for Costco, use it for peace of mind. And then… the pool. Leafy. Private. A little pocket of paradise that feels miles away from everything. But you’re not off the grid. I-85 is minutes. Shopping is easy. Emory and the CDC are right there when you need them. Life stays convenient. The house just wraps you in a layer of calm. If you’re done squeezing into spaces that almost work… and ready for a home with real room to grow, gather, and settle into for the long haul… this is it. *** Watch the cinematic YouTube video home tour: search 2946 Cravey TRL.