Your life just got simpler.
Some homes make you drive for everything. This one makes you wonder why you ever needed a car in the first place.
Step out onto that front porch — the kind with a coffee-in-hand, watch-the-world-go-by kind of feel — and you're already standing in one of the most walkable pockets of Decatur. No highway. No dodging traffic to get a decent cup of coffee. Just a straight shot to the good stuff.
Oakhurst Village is right there. Kirkwood's just down the road. Downtown Decatur — with its restaurants, farmers market, and small-town charm hiding inside a big city — is an easy stroll away. This is a neighborhood built for people who'd rather walk than sit in traffic, and honestly, who wouldn't?
Students here benefit from blue ribbon schools nearby — the kind of schools people move to Decatur specifically to be near. It's the sort of detail that matters long after moving day, the kind that quietly shapes a family's decision for years to come.
Add in the greenspace scattered throughout the neighborhood, and you've got sidewalks for morning walks, trees for shade, and parks close enough that "let's go to the park" doesn't require getting back in the car. There's something to be said for a neighborhood where you can hear birds before you hear traffic — where the pace of life slows down just enough to notice it.
And then there's Oakhurst Porchfest — the neighborhood's own front-porch music festival, where neighbors turn their porches into stages and the whole community wanders the streets together for a day. It's the kind of event you can't manufacture. It only happens in a neighborhood that's already built this way — walkable, connected, front porches facing the sidewalk instead of a garage facing the street. This home isn't just near that kind of neighborhood. It's part of what makes it one.
This home doesn't ask you to choose between city life and small-town charm. It gives you both. Morning coffee on the porch, watching the neighborhood wake up. Evening walks with the dog past craftsman-style homes, brick accents, and mature trees that have clearly been here longer than anyone on the street. Weekend farmers markets where you actually know the person selling the tomatoes. Dinner out without needing a designated driver, because the restaurant is closer than the parking spot would've been anyway. And once a year, a music festival that starts right there on the front porch.
Life, made easier — one walkable block at a time.
And it's not just the walk to Oakhurst Village or Kirkwood that matters — it's what that walk represents. Fewer hours in the car. More hours on the porch. Less time managing logistics, more time actually living. This location doesn't just save you a commute — it gives you back a version of daily life that feels unhurried, connected, and a little bit slower in the best possible way.
We're not just listing a location here — we're giving you back the hours you used to spend commuting to the things that actually make life good. That's the real value of 6 Oakhurst Terrace. Not just where it sits on a map, but how it changes the shape of an ordinary Tuesday — and, once a year, a pretty extraordinary Saturday.
Coming Soon.
Updates/Upgrade include:
New windows throughout this year, new water heater, rear decks were replaced across all units, new garage springs, new flooring on two floors and stained floors on the main level, painted throughout, new light fixtures throughout
