Life in this renovated 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath ranch starts in the sunroom. Morning coffee with the windows open to a big, fully fenced backyard on a 0.61-acre corner lot — room for dogs, kids, a garden, and a table full of people on a long evening, all behind a fence that makes the yard feel private. Inside, the house bends around how you actually live. Work from the dedicated office on the main level without giving up a bedroom. Cook for a crowd at the waterfall island — double oven, gas cooktop, pot filler — while everyone gathers on the other side of it. Then retreat to a primary suite with a sitting area and a spa bath built for slow mornings: a soaking tub and a big walk-in shower. Every bathroom is renovated, and the HVAC is new, so nothing here asks for a project. Downstairs, the terrace level lets the house grow with you: two bedrooms, two baths, and a living space with a fireplace, plus its own laundry — a place for parents, grown kids, or guests to have their own space without leaving the family. Two fireplaces and two laundry rooms in all, one house that works two ways. And when the day pulls you out, Emory, the CDC, and the new CHOA campus are all minutes away.