The heart of Stone Mountain's Woodbridge neighborhood is about as easy-going as it gets: established families living alongside newcomers; zero traffic, aside from folks going to-and-fro; kids riding around on their bikes; the smell of barbecue wafting from next door on the weekends. This suburban ideal — only a few miles from the Perimeter — is particularly present in 1326 Red Cedar Trail, a late-century family home at the long top of a gently sloped, oversized corner lot. Beyond the tree-shrouded curb appeal of the welcoming front porch, coral hues, and the convenience of a two-car garage, 1326 is the recent recipient of a thorough facelift. Inside, walnut wood tones play nicely with the contemporary color scheme. This catch-all combination benefits from the modular floor plan and loads of natural light in the common areas. There are some exceptionally nice touches here — in the family room, a lovely stone fireplace; in the dining space, a large picture window with a view out back; as for the kitchen, plenty of counter space, stainless appliances, earth-toned cabinetry, and sturdy laminate vinyl plank to maximize utility with a touch of flair.
Three bedrooms round out the interior. Each has plenty of closet space, but one easily converts to a "post-pandemic, work-from-home dedicated home office. And then the primary suite. All off on its own, ready to accommodate elevated touches: oversized closet and private bath. Out back, the sizable yard is a blank slate and comes with a "grill-ready" wood entertainment deck. A privacy fence requires only a few alterations to make this space dog-ready. And Otherwise? It's up to the imagination, but the southern exposure is a dream for green thumbs. In short, 1326 Red Cedar ticks all the marks on the checklist while throwing in a few little surprises — the sort of home that strikes that delicate balance between "starter home" price and "something you can grow into over the long run." Either way, it's an excellent investment at just $249,900; serious inquiries only.