2667 Smoketree Way

Interior designers are calling it a return to intention, a shift away from wide open floor plans and back toward rooms with purpose. And the moment you step inside, you understand why. The layout feels familiar in the best way, grounded and welcoming, with spaces that invite conversation to stay close and quiet moments to feel protected. The renovated kitchen is designed for everyday ease, featuring an island with additional storage, a walk-in pantry, stainless steel appliances, and a bay window with built-in bench seating that naturally becomes the breakfast spot you gravitate toward each morning. It flows into the fireside family room where a gas-burning fireplace and wet bar create a space that feels equally ready for weeknight unwinding or weekend hosting. Just beyond, doors open to the updated deck, where evenings stretch a little longer and mornings begin a little slower. A true dining room remains for holidays and celebrations, while the former formal living room transitions seamlessly into a private office. A main-level bedroom and full bath offer flexibility by design, whether welcoming guests or carving out a quiet retreat. Upstairs, the primary suite provides a spacious bath with tiled shower, double vanity, and walk-in closet, joined by two additional bedrooms and convenient laundry. The finished terrace level expands the home even further with its own bedroom, full bath, living room centered around a fireplace, dedicated flex space, porch access, and generous storage throughout. Tucked along a quiet residential street inside the perimeter, the setting feels settled and connected, yet just minutes from Henderson Park, convenient access to I-285, I-85, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, and Emory at Northlake. Optional membership at Leslie Beach Club enhances the sense of community this neighborhood is known for. A home designed not just to impress, but to live in well.