How many times have we seen it? The sleek, soulful lines of a mid-century modern home butchered--gutted, grey-washed, left soulless and stripped of every ounce of character. It's a crime against architecture. A travesty to good taste. But not today, dear friend. Not. Today. Today we are going to tour an untouched mid-century relic, as authentic as a vinyl record spinning Sinatra. This mid-century modern is 100% original and begging--no pleading--for you to rescue her from obscurity and breathe life back into her very bones. With over 30 hardwood specimens, remnants of the original Atlanta forest, swaying gently on a .7-acre lot. You can almost hear the whisper of history in the wind. These trees have been waiting decades for someone like you, to appreciate their shade, their history, their wisdom. Step inside the vaulted foyer and behold the original walnut kitchen, as warm as grandma's chocolate chip cookies, still sweet, rich and delicious. None of that lifeless particleboard nonsense here. Oh no. This is solid Walnut wood--the real deal. It's a space so authentic, you can practically see Don Draper whipping up an Old Fashioned while the scent of pot roast wafts through the air. But it just keeps getting better-- double-sided fireplace. Imagine the possibilities. Cozy winter nights on one side, sultry summer evenings on the other. One home, two moods. It's like having a split personality, but in the most charming way possible. This home has been loved by the same family since the day it was built. You're not just buying a house; you're becoming part of a story, rich with memories and character that have stood the test of time. So, the question is--are you ready to be a hero? Ready to rescue a piece of history? Ready to breathe life into a home that still has so much love left to give? She's calling your name. Don't make her wait. Don't miss the YouTube walk through video (search for 1935 Fisher Trail)