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Offered here is a vanishing breed. A solid brick ranch, completely transformed, sitting on a lot that earns a second look from the air: generous, fully fenced, backed by mature Georgia pines on all sides. Single-level living. Three full common spaces. And a stone chimney you notice from the driveway that follows you inside and becomes the entire back wall of the family room. That’s where 577 Simone Way really begins. From the street, the brick and stone exterior tells a clean, confident story. Wide, well-proportioned, black shutters, a gray front door, and that dramatic chimney anchoring the left side of the home like it was always meant to be there. Fresh landscaping and a wide concrete driveway complete the approach. But follow the chimney inside and the home really reveals itself. Step through the front door into the living room, where updated flooring runs throughout in warm, natural tones and recessed lighting keeps everything bright. The kind of room where you put your bag down, exhale, and start rearranging furniture in your head. But this is just the opening act. Through the doorway, the family room reveals itself, and it stops people mid-sentence every time. The full stone fireplace wall runs floor to ceiling on the far end, surrounding an active fireplace and commanding the room entirely. Saturday nights in January just got considerably more interesting. What makes the floor plan genuinely unusual is what it delivers in sequence. Most homes this size give you a living room, a kitchen, and a polite suggestion of a dining area. Here, the family room, living room, and large dining area run the full length of the home in succession. Each one distinct, each one functional, and connected enough that a house full of people never feels crowded. The kitchen sits at the intersection of it all. Gray shaker-style cabinetry, light granite countertops, white subway tile backsplash, and a full stainless steel suite including a French door refrigerator that means business. Down the hall, the primary bedroom sits on its own side of the home, well separated from the two secondary bedrooms. A split-bedroom layout that most buyers don’t realize they want until they’ve lived without it. The primary bath delivers marble-look subway tile in the walk-in shower, granite on the gray shaker vanity, and brushed nickel fixtures throughout. The secondary bath follows the same philosophy: granite, updated fixtures, a full tub. Then there’s the outside. A substantial, privacy-fenced backyard bordered by mature trees creating a natural wall of green on three sides. The kind of backyard where kids disappear after school and dogs stop asking to go back in. That kind of privacy, at this location, at this price point, is not something you can count on. Stone Mountain Park’s 3,200 acres sit practically at your doorstep, while Highway 78 and I-285 keep Decatur, Downtown, and the Perimeter within easy reach. $299,900 and priced to move. Call your agent today for a private tour. Serious, well-qualified buyers only.