Some homes don't show up in the numbers. 783 Edgewood is one of them. Windows wrap every room and the light moves through the house all day, so it lives larger than the square footage says. The previous owner replaced the windows with German-made, noise-dampening windows that open in two directions. The kitchen has soapstone counters, a custom continuous stainless steel sink and counter, a Bosch dishwasher, and a Viking range. It's a kitchen for someone who cooks. Wide plank white oak floors run through the whole home. In the living room, a wood-burning fireplace sits across from two doors that open to the covered porch, which recalls the historic homes along East Bay Street in Charleston. A half bath is on this level. Upstairs, the oversized primary bedroom has another wood-burning fireplace, a walk-in closet, and room for both a sitting area and an office. The bath is spa-like, and the large laundry room has extra storage. The secondary bedroom is also large, with a full bath that has been recently updated. Outside, the yard sits back from the street behind a granite retaining wall. It's newly fenced, with a large patio and room for the dogs. Parking holds three cars, and there's a Level 2 Tesla-branded EV charging station. Two blocks take you to the Eastside Beltline and Krog Street Market. Inman Village and plenty of restaurants and shops are close by, and parks and playgrounds are within minutes. Each April, the neighborhood hosts the Inman Park Festival, one of Atlanta's most beloved. Walk to the Beltline or the market, then come home to the covered porch and the patio. You get all of that and you're still centrally located in Atlanta.