Since childhood, you’ve been sketching A-frames on napkins, notebooks, and the foggy windows of long car rides. To you, A-frames weren’t just houses—they were emblems of a life less ordinary. A life where cool friends gather, slanted ceilings echo with laughter, and towering windows frame the tree canopy as living, breathing art.
But there was a problem: A-frames didn’t exist in suburbia. Not the mid-century modern masterpieces you had obsessed over on Instagram. Suburbia was destitute with endless rows of cookie-cutter boxes, soul-crushing vinyl siding, and HOAs that banned hammocks.
Then, one Tuesday morning, groggy from another 8 a.m. meeting that could’ve been an email, your phone dings—a new listing notice. You press the screen. A mid-century modern A-frame in all its angular glory, right there on Zillow. Destiny. You almost choke on the sip of coffee in your mouth. You text your agent: “911 must go see this ASAP!!!!” You call your boss to tell her you’re feeling under the weather and can’t work today. Then drive straight to the house.
Your showing appointment isn’t until later today, but you can’t wait to see it. It doesn’t disappoint. In fact, it’s probably even better in person. Sitting on a quiet cul-de-sac on one of the sexiest streets in Northcrest. The yard explodes with color in the spring—azaleas, forsythia, cherry trees, daffodils, lilies, and more.
From the street, you crane your neck, hoping for a glimpse of the double lot. The listing agent claims “This isn’t just a backyard—it’s limitless possibility with room for an ADU or a pool.” It’s a canvas waiting for your vision. Build. Expand. Dream. You feel the foam from your mouth, drip down your chin.
Then your heart sinks as two cars slowly pull around you into the driveway. It’s like you’re watching a real-life nightmare unfold. Two mustached hipsters get out of their 2024 Subaru Outback. It has the fancy touring package that’s never seen a piece of gravel in its entire life.
They’re wearing matching flannel, and a fake vintage AC/DC t-shirt. Then it hits you, this isn’t a house; it’s a battlefield and it’s time you defend what’s rightfully yours. You jump out of your car and full-on sprint past them to the front of the house. The couple looks confused at first, maybe they think you’re the owner running back to grab something you forgot. As you reach the front door, you turn around, then lock eyes as you lean down and lick the doorknob — nice and slow. “Sorry, boys,” you say, “this one’s already claimed.”
And so it comes to pass—this is the story you’ll tell at every housewarming party, forever cementing your legend. Your friends will shake their heads in disbelief, and your neighbors will smile politely, wondering if you’re a little unhinged. But none of it matters, because you’re living the dream, tucked away in your own glorious, mid-century A-frame masterpiece. The end. Full video tour on YouTube, just search 3894 Foxford Dr.
But there was a problem: A-frames didn’t exist in suburbia. Not the mid-century modern masterpieces you had obsessed over on Instagram. Suburbia was destitute with endless rows of cookie-cutter boxes, soul-crushing vinyl siding, and HOAs that banned hammocks.
Then, one Tuesday morning, groggy from another 8 a.m. meeting that could’ve been an email, your phone dings—a new listing notice. You press the screen. A mid-century modern A-frame in all its angular glory, right there on Zillow. Destiny. You almost choke on the sip of coffee in your mouth. You text your agent: “911 must go see this ASAP!!!!” You call your boss to tell her you’re feeling under the weather and can’t work today. Then drive straight to the house.
Your showing appointment isn’t until later today, but you can’t wait to see it. It doesn’t disappoint. In fact, it’s probably even better in person. Sitting on a quiet cul-de-sac on one of the sexiest streets in Northcrest. The yard explodes with color in the spring—azaleas, forsythia, cherry trees, daffodils, lilies, and more.
From the street, you crane your neck, hoping for a glimpse of the double lot. The listing agent claims “This isn’t just a backyard—it’s limitless possibility with room for an ADU or a pool.” It’s a canvas waiting for your vision. Build. Expand. Dream. You feel the foam from your mouth, drip down your chin.
Then your heart sinks as two cars slowly pull around you into the driveway. It’s like you’re watching a real-life nightmare unfold. Two mustached hipsters get out of their 2024 Subaru Outback. It has the fancy touring package that’s never seen a piece of gravel in its entire life.
They’re wearing matching flannel, and a fake vintage AC/DC t-shirt. Then it hits you, this isn’t a house; it’s a battlefield and it’s time you defend what’s rightfully yours. You jump out of your car and full-on sprint past them to the front of the house. The couple looks confused at first, maybe they think you’re the owner running back to grab something you forgot. As you reach the front door, you turn around, then lock eyes as you lean down and lick the doorknob — nice and slow. “Sorry, boys,” you say, “this one’s already claimed.”
And so it comes to pass—this is the story you’ll tell at every housewarming party, forever cementing your legend. Your friends will shake their heads in disbelief, and your neighbors will smile politely, wondering if you’re a little unhinged. But none of it matters, because you’re living the dream, tucked away in your own glorious, mid-century A-frame masterpiece. The end. Full video tour on YouTube, just search 3894 Foxford Dr.
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Property Details
Price:
$700,000
MLS #:
7516499
Status:
Active
Beds:
3
Baths:
3
Address:
3894 Foxford Drive
Type:
Single Family
Subtype:
Single Family Residence
Subdivision:
Northcrest
City:
Atlanta
Listed Date:
Jan 31, 2025
State:
GA
Finished Sq Ft:
2,296
Total Sq Ft:
2,296
ZIP:
30340
Year Built:
1968
Schools
Elementary School:
Pleasantdale
Middle School:
Henderson – Dekalb
High School:
Lakeside – Dekalb
Interior
Appliances
Disposal, Dryer, Gas Range, Gas Water Heater, Range Hood, Refrigerator, Self Cleaning Oven, Washer
Bathrooms
2 Full Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathroom
Cooling
Ceiling Fan(s), Central Air
Fireplaces Total
2
Flooring
Ceramic Tile, Hardwood, Other
Heating
Forced Air, Natural Gas
Laundry Features
Laundry Room, Lower Level
Exterior
Architectural Style
A- Frame
Community Features
Near Schools, Near Shopping, Near Trails/ Greenway, Park, Playground, Pool, Restaurant, Street Lights, Tennis Court(s)
Construction Materials
Frame, Other
Exterior Features
Lighting, Private Yard, Rain Gutters
Other Structures
Outbuilding
Parking Features
Carport, Driveway
Roof
Composition
Financial
Tax Year
2024
Taxes
$5,246
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3894 Foxford Drive
Atlanta, GA
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