2056 Falls Park Way # 230

Just a few short years ago, I came into being. I was built for ease—for mornings that start soft, for evenings that end in laughter, for a life that moves without friction. I sit at the edge of a pocket park in Parkside at Mason Mill, watching the trees shift in the breeze, listening to neighbors trade greetings as they pass. There’s a rhythm here, a gentle hum of community, and I’ve become part of it as naturally as breath. Step inside and you’ll feel it: the openness, the welcome. My kitchen rises first to greet you—broad island at the center, cabinets steady and generous, a natural gas cooktop ready to spark whatever you dream up. My rooms flow into one another with an ease that encourages gathering. Plentiful light drifts in, catching the curve of the dining table, the soft edges of the family room. My sunroom gathers warmth and clarity in equal measure. It’s where morning light pools first, turning into the perfect home office, reading nook, or creative corner. She used to sit there with her laptop, the glass around her glowing gold, the world outside close enough to feel but far enough to let her focus. It’s a room that adjusts to your rhythm—work, rest, inspiration, whatever the day asks for. And just beyond, my deck gathers more morning sun. She likes her coffee there most days, toes tucked under a blanket, watching the world wake up. Evenings are different—friends, low voices, a quiet unwind. Upstairs, I hold rest. My primary suite lifts into calm, a retreat behind a simple door. The bath feels spa-like by design—dual vanities reflecting soft light, a walk-in shower that washes the day clean, a separate water closet for privacy. I keep things convenient, thoughtful: near-instant hot water when you want it, closets large enough to keep life neat. Down the hall, another bedroom waits, with its own bath—perfect for guests who stay longer than planned because it simply feels good here. On my lower level, tucked beside the garage, I keep a quiet refuge—a full guest suite made for comfort and privacy. It welcomes those who come for a weekend or for seasons of life, giving them space to settle in, breathe deeply, and feel like they belong. Light filters softly through the windows there, and the private bath offers the kind of ease that makes visitors linger a little longer than planned. My two-car garage keeps everything easy—storage, shelves, bikes, tools, whatever life brings. I was made for a lock-and-leave rhythm, where the outside world is taken care of for you. The HOA tends to my exterior, my landscaping, my insurance. You just live. You just breathe. And oh—the places I’m connected to. Beyond my door, the community itself is vibrant: a Jr. Olympic–sized pool shimmering under the sun, a fitness center buzzing with energy, a clubhouse where neighbors gather for events that stretch late because no one feels like going home yet. Bordering me is 120-acre Mason Mill Park, its trails winding into green quiet, its tennis courts echoing with play, its playground alive with motion. Rangers host programs under the canopy, and just beside us, the dog park keeps tails wagging and hearts light. I sit in the center of convenience. Emory, the CDC, the new Children’s Hospital—all just minutes away. Toco Hills waits a mile down the road with food, shopping, and the easy comforts of weekday life. Downtown Decatur and Atlanta are close enough for spontaneity, far enough for peace. Highways thread outward for whatever commute or adventure you choose next. I’m more than walls and rooms. I’m a lifestyle shaped by connection, by ease, by the simple luxury of having everything you need—and nothing you don’t. Come step inside. I’m ready to be yours.