Natural light, thoughtful finishes, and an easy connection between indoor and outdoor spaces shape the experience at 1944 James Red Moore Boulevard. Built in 2022 and offering 3,689 square feet across three finished levels, the home has continued to evolve beyond its original construction, with details added throughout that make each space feel considered, comfortable, and ready for daily life.

The main level opens into a spacious dining room, where tall charcoal board-and-batten brings depth against warm, natural-toned floors. From there, the kitchen flows into a casual breakfast area and fireside living room, keeping the spaces connected while still giving each one its own purpose. Ceiling-height cabinetry, Calacatta quartz countertops, a textured mosaic backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, brushed brass hardware, and warm pendant lighting give the kitchen a polished but approachable feel. Nearby, the powder room carries that same attention to detail with warm wood, textured tile, brass accents, and a moody charcoal backdrop.

Natural light fills the living room through a wide bank of windows, while a white brick gas fireplace, natural wood mantel, and built-in cabinetry with integrated lighting create a comfortable focal point. Just beyond the breakfast area, the screened porch extends daily life outside, with room to sit and unwind while overlooking the backyard. Stairs connect the porch directly to the patio and yard below.

Upstairs, the primary suite takes on a quieter mood with dark wall paneling, a tray ceiling, layered lighting, and plenty of room to settle in. The bath offers a separate soaking tub, large tiled shower with glass enclosure, and double vanity, while the adjoining walk-in closet is outfitted with built-in drawers, shelving, shoe storage, and hanging space. Three additional bedrooms and a second full bath complete the upper level.

Downstairs, the finished daylight basement feels like a natural continuation of the home. A large media room centers around a custom feature wall with illuminated display niches, while a separate bonus room currently serves as a yoga, barre, and fitness studio. An additional bedroom and full bath give this level flexibility for guests, extended stays, a home office, or more private living space. From here, doors open directly onto an expansive stamped-concrete patio and fenced backyard, where a level turfed area, tiered landscaping, and lower conversation space create distinct places for gathering, grilling, playing, or simply spending time outside.

Life in West Highlands extends beyond the house itself. Sidewalks, neighborhood green space, a pool, playground, dog park, and an active community offer plenty of ways to enjoy the neighborhood, while the Proctor Creek Greenway connection brings Shirley Franklin Park—Atlanta’s largest greenspace—within easy reach. West Midtown destinations, restaurants, coffee shops, and Upper Westside conveniences remain close by, making it easy to move between time in the city and slower evenings on the screened porch or out in the backyard.