This Morningside beauty sits on half an acre rising gently above the tree lined street and the driveway traverses the front lawn in such a welcoming way. You can see three different parks from the front doorstep, and within walking distance there are half a dozen more parks, playgrounds, nature preserves and even South Fork Peachtree Creek! However, this home is nowhere near any sort of flood plain! The sizeable flat backyard is practically begging for a pool, and that future detached garage/pool house you've always dreamed of could also have an in-law suite above. Or...you can move right into this 4BR/3FB/2HB home. It's clean as a whistle, and the roof and both HVAC systems have been recently replaced. Some of the windows are new, the interior paint was just freshened, and the carpet was installed a short time ago. There are two bedrooms and two full baths on the main level. There's not a true primary suite by today's definition, but without a major undertaking the largest bedroom on the main could merge with the adjacent hall bath and the rear enclosed porch to make a primary suite that 2023 would be so proud of! The galley kitchen has all the square footage you would need but making a doorway larger or removing the wall completely would make the floorplan that we all want. There is a lovely marble fireplace in the family room and so much natural sunlight just fills the entire space from all directions. Upstairs is where the magic happens. The former attic was bumped out to get two nice bedrooms with walk in closets, a library loft, and an office nook or homework gallery. The bedrooms each have their own sink and toilet then they share the bathtub in a Jack and Jill fashion. If all your bedrooms must have an ensuite bath, there is room to divide the shared tub area into two tubs or showers. Oh, this part of the neighbourhood is just over the Dekalb County line, but the school zone map for Homestead definitely falls into Morningside Elementary, Davis T Booker Middle and Midtown High! This one checks an awful lot of boxes, doesn't it?!