Tucked into a quiet pocket of Historic Stone Mountain, this 1920s bungalow has the kind of character you can't fake: original hardwood floors, high ceilings, generous room sizes, and a big screened front porch that's clearly seen its share of slow mornings and evening hangs. The layout unfolds easily, 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths across 1,480 square feet, with the third bedroom flexible enough to become a home office, nursery, or dressing room, whatever the next chapter calls for. At the heart of the home, the bright white kitchen offers butcher block countertops and a pantry, opening easily into a separate dining room made for slow dinners and easy conversation. Toward the back of the house, a large bonus room addition offers even more space to spread out, with a workshop tucked underneath for anyone who likes to build, fix, or tinker. Outside, the story keeps going: a nearly half-acre lot, a fenced backyard, and a rear two-car carport, all just two blocks from Stone Mountain's Main Street. And for the pop-culture fans: both the interior and exterior of this home were used as the Hargrove/Mayfield house in Netflix's Stranger Things. Come for the Hollywood cameo, stay for the hardwood floors, the huge lot, the screened porch, and one of Historic Stone Mountain's best-kept little neighborhoods.