Hey, I want to tell you about a place in Tucker you should seriously look at, It's a Spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home sitting on nearly half an acre lot. Built in 1969, so you're talking solid construction — the kind of bones you don't find in newer builds This home has hardwood floors, upgrades kitchen, large fenced back yard, 2 car garage wiith a storage building in the back.. The Smithsonia Court neighborhood has that tucked-away, established feel that people pay a premium for in Tucker. Quiet street, mature trees, neighbors who have actually lived there for years. The lot size is the real story here. Nearly half an acre in DeKalb County for this price range is genuinely hard to come by. You've got room to spread out, put in a garden, add a deck, let the kids or dogs run around — whatever you want. The neighboring homes on Smithsonia Ct are all in the same era and style, so it's a cohesive, well-kept neighborhood rather than a patchwork of different builds. On the school front, you're zoned for Livsey Elementary, Tucker Middle School, and Tucker High School. Livsey in particular is well-regarded — small class sizes around 11 to 1 and a strong community reputation. Tucker High has a full range of programs and extracurriculars for older kids. And if you're looking at private options, Thrive Christian Academy on Lawrenceville Hwy is close by as well. For shopping and errands, you genuinely could not ask for a better spot. Northlake is maybe 10 minutes away, so you've got Target, Home Depot, Publix, and pretty much every restaurant chain you'd ever need. But what makes Tucker special is that you also have Downtown Tucker right nearby — local restaurants, coffee shops, and small businesses that have really come into their own over the last few years. Henderson Park and Lucky Shoals Park are both close if you like getting outside. Mercer University's Atlanta campus is also just minutes away, which keeps the area active and adds some nice energy to the neighborhood. I-285 access is straightforward from Smithsonia, so getting to Buckhead, Emory, CDC, or the airport is easy without living right on top of highway noise. It really is one of those neighborhoods where you feel like you found a secret the rest of Atlanta hasn't caught onto yet. If you can get in to see it, go. Half-acre lots in this part of Tucker don't sit long.Hey, I want to tell you about a place in Tucker you should seriously look at — 4214 Smithsonia Court, Tucker, GA 30084. It's a roomy 4-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home sitting on nearly half an acre lot. Built in 1969, so you're talking solid construction — the kind of bones you don't find in newer builds. The house features: - Hardwood floors - Central heat and air - Fenced back yard - Large 2 car garage - Granite counter tops - All new light fixtures. - Gourmet kitchen - Solid shed for lawn mowers. The Smithsonia Court neighborhood has that tucked-away, established feel that people pay a premium for in Tucker. Quiet street, mature trees, neighbors who have actually lived there for years. The lot size is the real story here. Nearly half an acre in DeKalb County for this price range is genuinely hard to come by. You've got room to spread out, put in a garden, add a deck, let the kids or dogs run around — whatever you want. The neighboring homes on Smithsonia Ct are all in the same era and style, so it's a cohesive, well-kept neighborhood rather than a patchwork of different builds. On the school front, you're zoned for Livsey Elementary, Tucker Middle School, and Tucker High School. Livsey in particular is well-regarded — small class sizes around 11 to 1 and a strong community reputation. Tucker High has a full range of programs and extracurriculars for older kids. And if you're looking at private options, Thrive Christian Academy on Lawrenceville Hwy is close by as well. For shopping and errands, you genuinely could not ask for a better spot. Northlake is maybe 10 minutes away, so you've got Target, Home Depot, Publix, and pretty much every restaurant chain you'd ever need. But what makes Tucker special is that you also have Downtown Tucker right nearby — local restaurants, coffee shops, and small businesses that have really come into their own over the last few years. Henderson Park and Lucky Shoals Park are both close if you like getting outside. Mercer University's Atlanta campus is also just minutes away, which keeps the area active and adds some nice energy to the neighborhood. I-285 access is straightforward from Smithsonia, so getting to Buckhead, Emory, CDC, or the airport is easy without living right on top of highway noise. It really is one of those neighborhoods where you feel like you found a secret the rest of Atlanta hasn't caught onto yet. If you can get in to see it, go. Half-acre lots in this part of Tucker don't sit long. By submitting your information on this page you consent to being contacted by the Property Manager and RentEngine via SMS, phone, or email.