Quiet at the end of the drive. Three minutes from the BeltLine. 829 North Avenue #2 is the rare intown find: a private, tucked-back home where mornings start with birdsong and trees - and Ponce City Market is a five-minute walk away. Set at the quiet end of a shared drive in the historic core of Poncey-Highland, this 2,700-square-foot, three-story modern delivers four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and the one thing nearly impossible to buy intown: stillness. Floor-to-ceiling glass on three exposures fills every level with light without sacrificing privacy - the protected green space behind the home means your sightlines stay quiet, year-round. Wide-plank hardwoods run throughout. Soaring 10-foot ceilings open the great room around a wood-slat media wall, seating twelve with ease. The kitchen is built around a sculptural Krion island, Viking appliances, white cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry - flowing seamlessly to two main-level decks for golden-hour dinners under the treetops. The owner's suite is a true retreat: spa bath with double vanity, oversized walk-in shower, and custom his-and-hers closet systems. Two more upper-level bedrooms share an additional full bath. The ground floor offers a flexible fourth bedroom and full bath opening to a covered patio - guest suite, media room, gym, or home office. Climb the spiral stair to a private rooftop terrace with skyline views and sunsets over Midtown. The canvas is yours - bring your own design vision and turn it into the entertaining space of your dreams. And when you want the city, it's right there. A three-minute walk to the BeltLine Eastside Trail. Five to Ponce City Market. Freedom Park, the Saturday Farmers Market, Manuel's, Fishmonger, Highland Bakery - all in your neighborhood. Springdale Park ? Howard ? Midtown High (9/10 across the board). Two-car garage with EV charging, plus a third covered space. Minutes to Emory, Georgia Tech, Midtown, and Hartsfield-Jackson. You don't have to choose between the walkable life and a quiet one. Here, you get both.