It starts with the walk. Maybe it’s after dinner, with the sky still glowing. Maybe it’s a morning bike ride, helmet straps snug, coffee in hand, kids out front. The Winters Chapel Trail is right there—just beyond the driveway—welcoming you to move a little slower and breathe a little deeper. Welcome to 2864 Fontainebleau Drive, a home that doesn’t just check boxes. It tells a story. Yours. Set on a quiet street in one of Dunwoody’s most beloved family pockets, this classic split-level is as warm and welcoming as the neighborhood around it. The blue front door greets you like a friend. The covered carport opens straight into the kitchen—perfect for rainy day groceries or school backpacks. Inside, hardwood floors lead you through a sun-filled layout that feels just right. Not too big. Not too small. Just… home. The kitchen is crisp and classic with white cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, ideal for everything from Saturday pancakes to midweek chaos. The primary suite is tucked downstairs, offering a quiet retreat with an updated bath: white vanity, travertine-style tile, glass shower, and soaking tub that says, "you made it through Monday." There’s space for everyone: five bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and the kind of flexible floorplan that grows with your family. Movie nights downstairs. Work-from-home peace. Guest space. Game day. You name it. But it’s the outside that steals the show. A pergola-covered deck strung with café lights. A fire pit under the stars. A screened porch for bug-free lemonade. And a backyard that’s big, flat, fenced—and made for chasing fireflies, building forts, and kicking the ball until the sun goes down. There’s even the cutest little shed with a pop of red, just waiting to store bikes, lawn games, or your Pinterest-worthy potting bench. Top-rated schools. A true community feel. Fontainebleau also offers an optional HOA with access to swim/tennis, a community playground, and neighborhood events if you choose to opt in. This is 'Funwoody' after all—a city known for its calendar of events that brings neighbors together year-round. From Food Truck Thursdays to Light Up Dunwoody, summer concerts in Brook Run Park to the Dunwoody Art Festival, there's always something to look forward to. A place where neighbors wave, kids ride bikes, and weekends are for grilling. Fontainebleau is the kind of street you remember growing up on—even if you didn’t. This isn’t just a house. It’s the backdrop to a life well lived. And it’s waiting for the next great story to begin.