In the heart of one of Intown Atlanta's last undiscovered (but perennially prestigious) neighborhoods, you'll find 2335 Shasta Way, with its three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and an enormous basement level awaiting your finishing touch. Mid-century abundance only scratches the surface, but it begins with impeccable curb appeal: that particularly Atlantan brand of "I forgot it could be this green while still being this close to everything." From the scissor-trimmed topiaries out front to the emerald-hued backyard, this near-2,400-square-foot property (with storage space to spare) more than takes advantage of its half-acre plus of lot space. Or, the wraparound drive, which leads to the single-car garage on the lower level, or the other, main level garage, just around the bend. In the center, the flagstone path, the one that grades upward, where the geometric lines of maroon and white terminate at the front door. Then, a bit of wandering around on the inimitable, 70-year-old hardwood floors of the entry room and the family area, just through the arch. It won't take too long to pick out the focal point of 2335's main space: the full-circle, oversized kitchen, where the brickwork compliments spotless stone tops — blending nicely with the bead board that flanks the dining area—bonus points for this "center core," a white brick wood-burning fireplace. Three bedrooms, each outfitted with the same wood flooring, lots of windows for natural light, and playfully inspired color palettes. As for the three full baths, check the handset tilework for a pop of retro-meets-timeless charm. They don't make them like that anymore. The basement is great, but the family room-meets-dedicated gym is just the beginning. The right buyer could create an entire second home downstairs. Even if that home is just for themselves and consists of a pool table, a projector for movie nights, or a kick'n collection of vinyl with a stereo system that bounces off the recessed walls. The ultimate, kitted-out lounge for the whole family, where the imagination will run wild. Consider some extra resources to make the dream come true — the good news is this home was recently appraised at $668,000, so you're already getting a bargain with plenty of equity to invest in upgrades to meet your distinct dynamic. Speaking of the family: this nook of Atlanta, just off Briarcliff (though you'd never know you were this close to commute-ready convenience), boasts zoning in an incredible school district. With some other conveniences, too — the Perimeter is surface-street close, and just about every shopping need imaginable at the close-by Northlake Shopping epicenter. 2335 Shasta is unique among its competitors. You could not get a better design for your long-term use. So, if you're a ready-to-act buyer, call your agent today and submit your best offer because homes of this caliber at this price remain rare in this evolving market. And it's priced well below the current appraised value at just $625,000; serious inquiries only.