Close to everything. Hidden from everyone. Walk to Peachtree Corners Town Center, grab dinner at The Forum, and be on I-285 in 10-15 minutes, then come home to the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and almost an acre with nothing but tranquil privacy. This classic white brick home was renovated in 2022, and the current owners have since added fresh exterior paint and a fenced backyard, so the big projects are already done. Inside, new LVP floors and updated lighting run across the main level, and the layout flexes to fit your life: formal dining, a playroom or a home office. The family room is the one everyone ends up in, with a stone fireplace, custom built-ins and doors to an expansive deck overlooking the woods and creek. Morning coffee out here feels miles away from everything, even though you’re minutes from it all. The bright kitchen has light gray cabinets, stone counters and a sunny breakfast nook. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat with a fully renovated spa-style bath: double vanity, soaking tub and separate shower. Three more bedrooms and an updated hall bath complete the upper level. Downstairs, the walk-out basement adds two semi-finished flex rooms for a gym, playroom or workshop, plus a two-car side-entry garage. No HOA, but plenty of neighborhood spirit, with an active group chat and holiday cul-de-sac parties. Berkeley Lake Elementary, with Wesleyan, GAC and Paul Duke STEM nearby. Concerts on the Town Green, pickleball at Life Time, Simpsonwood and the Chattahoochee for weekends, and downtown Duluth and Norcross minutes away. Homes this close to Town Center rarely come with this much space and privacy.