Description
4152 Morgan Road listed for sale by Sally English, Associate Broker Realty Associates of Atlanta 404-229-2995
Renovated iconic southern homeplace with sweeping lawns, giant oak shade tree and great outdoor living options. The front of the house might look like grandma’s house but the inside has been updated to meet 2026 living expectations.
A renovated kitchen with updated cabinets and appliances offers a great opportunity to test your Iron Chef skills. Both the Primary Bathroom and the Hall bathroom have been updated with new vanities, sinks, ceramic tile, and tub/showers.
The interior and exterior have fresh paint and the hardwood floors throughout the interior of the home have been refinished. The central family room has a masonry fireplace and is open to a dining room which opens to the kitchen. An updated laundry room opens into the breakfast room.
You can enjoy the outdoors on a screen porch that sits on the side of the house, or enjoy lounging on the covered deck on the back of the house. A detached carriage house has ample room for storage and for parking a car or truck. There is also plenty of room for a hobby/craft/workshop. With a little elbow grease, you can revive the old greenhouse whose foundation still stands behind the carriage house.
New furnace and roof on the house in 2026. AC is approx 4 years old. House is being sold as is with the right to inspection.
Easy walk to Downtown Tucker Main Street Events. This area is the heart of the community, hosting open-air events year-round including Tucker Cruise-In, An old-fashioned car show held on the 2nd Saturday of every month from April to September; Tucker Farmers Market – a local farmers and artisans gather every Thursday (April–December); Tucker Day, The city’s oldest event (dating to 1959), featuring a parade, concerts, and arts and crafts. Tucker Town Green is a new green space on Railroad Avenue used for community activities and movie nights like the “Summer of Fun” series. Main Street Theatre: A local community theatre group that performs at the Tucker Recreation Center. While enjoying these events, you can dine at The Local No. 7 – A family-friendly pub on Main Street known for specialty burgers and a large beer selection; Nicky’s Undefeated (Cheesesteaks & Hoagies) – A casual spot on Main Street serving Philadelphia-style cheesesteaks and hoagies.; The Corner Cup Coffee – A cozy neighborhood coffee shop that often showcases work from local artists, or the iconic Matthews Cafeteria seen on Diners, Dives and Drive-ins. Kelley Cofer Park is in walking distance and features a swimming pool, baseball fields, a playground, and walking trails around a small lake. Henderson Park is a bike ride away, with a tranquil wooded area with a half-mile walking loop and a bee habitat. The city’s largest park spans over 100 acres with hiking trails, a waterfall, and a dog park. Soccer fields, community garden. Convenient commute to Emory, CDC, CHOA, and Midtown.
Floor plans are available at the end of the photo stream.
Sold “As Is” with right of Inspection
What’s Cool about Downtown Tucker?
Downtown Tucker is defined by its revitalized Main Street, which blends a historic railroad town atmosphere with modern “live, work, play” conveniences.
Community & Events
Downtown serves as the city’s central hub for frequent social gatherings and festivals.
- Tucker Town Green: Opened in late 2025, this $8.6 million, 2-acre signature park on Railroad Avenue serves as a premier venue for concerts, movies, and family activities.
- Entertainment District: The downtown area is a designated entertainment district, allowing visitors to enjoy alcoholic beverages outdoors while walking between shops or to the Town Green.
- Signature Festivals: Major annual events held on Main Street include:
- Tucker Day: A long-running spring festival (since 1959) featuring a parade, live music, and hundreds of vendors.
- Tucker Farmers Market: Held weekly on Thursdays (April–December), it offers fresh produce, local meats, and artisan goods.
- Tucker Cruise-In: A vintage car and motorcycle show held on the second Saturday of warm months (April–September).
- Taste of Tucker: An October tradition showcasing food from local restaurants.
Dining & Nightlife
The downtown culinary scene features a mix of long-standing staples and trendy new additions.
- Local Favorites: Landmarks include Matthew’s Cafeteria (serving Southern classics since 1955), Village Burger, and The Local No. 7, a popular sports bar.
- Recent Openings: Newer dining spots include Ford’s BBQ, Nicky’s Undefeated (cheesesteaks), and The Freakin Incan (Peruvian cuisine).
- Brewery Scene: Tucker Brewing Company features Georgia’s largest beer garden (8,500 sq. ft.) and specializes in German-style lagers.
Accessibility & Lifestyle
- Walkability: Downtown is highly pedestrian-friendly, with many residents able to walk to restaurants and shops.
- Tucker Path: A developing network of walking and biking trails connects downtown to major green spaces like Henderson Park.
- Strategic Location: It is located approximately 15–20 miles northeast of Atlanta, offering easy access to the city via I-285 and I-85 while maintaining a “small-town” feel.
- Proximity to Attractions: Downtown Tucker is just a few miles from Stone Mountain Park, one of Georgia’s most visited outdoor destinations.
Tucker Farmers Market is a seasonal, producer-led market that operates every Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m., from April through October. It functions as a community gathering spot in the heart of downtown Tucker, offering a variety of local goods and activities.
Market Details
- Location: The market is held outdoors, under the trees, in the parking lot of the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church at 4882 Lavista Road, Tucker, GA 30084.
- Season & Hours: It runs from April to October every Thursday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.. Some sources indicate an extended season through November or even December, sometimes with hours until 8 p.m., but 4-7 p.m. from April-October is consistently cited.
- Atmosphere: It is a family-friendly and pet-friendly gathering place with live music and a children’s area.
Classes & Events
- Tucker Recreation Center: Offers a variety of youth programs, including summer camps, pottery, dance, and art classes. You can find current offerings on the Tucker Parks & Rec website.
- Library Programs: Local branches like the Tucker-Reid H. Cofer Library host free, recurring activities such as Yoga for Preschoolers. Check the DeKalb Public Library events calendar for the most up-to-date schedules.
- Annual Festivals: Tucker hosts several annual, family-friendly events such as Tucker Day in the spring and the weekly Tucker Farmers Market during the warmer months, featuring live music and a children’s area.
What makes downtown Tucker Georgia a great place to live or visit
Downtown Tucker is defined by its revitalized Main Street, which blends a historic railroad town atmosphere with modern “live, work, play” conveniences.
Community & Events
Downtown serves as the city’s central hub for frequent social gatherings and festivals.
- Tucker Town Green: Opened in late 2025, this $8.6 million, 2-acre signature park on Railroad Avenue serves as a premier venue for concerts, movies, and family activities.
- Entertainment District: The downtown area is a designated entertainment district, allowing visitors to enjoy alcoholic beverages outdoors while walking between shops or to the Town Green.
- Signature Festivals: Major annual events held on Main Street include:
- Tucker Day: A long-running spring festival (since 1959) featuring a parade, live music, and hundreds of vendors.
- Tucker Farmers Market: Held weekly on Thursdays (April–December), it offers fresh produce, local meats, and artisan goods.
- Tucker Cruise-In: A vintage car and motorcycle show held on the second Saturday of warm months (April–September).
- Taste of Tucker: An October tradition showcasing food from local restaurants.
Dining & Nightlife
The downtown culinary scene features a mix of long-standing staples and trendy new additions.
- Local Favorites: Landmarks include Matthew’s Cafeteria (serving Southern classics since 1955), Village Burger, and The Local No. 7, a popular sports bar.
- Recent Openings: Newer dining spots include Ford’s BBQ, Nicky’s Undefeated (cheesesteaks), and The Freakin Incan (Peruvian cuisine).
- Brewery Scene: Tucker Brewing Company features Georgia’s largest beer garden (8,500 sq. ft.) and specializes in German-style lagers.
Accessibility & Lifestyle
- Walkability: Downtown is highly pedestrian-friendly, with many residents able to walk to restaurants and shops.
- Tucker Path: A developing network of walking and biking trails connects downtown to major green spaces like Henderson Park.
- Strategic Location: It is located approximately 15–20 miles northeast of Atlanta, offering easy access to the city via I-285 and I-85 while maintaining a “small-town” feel.
- Proximity to Attractions: Downtown Tucker is just a few miles from Stone Mountain Park, one of Georgia’s most visited outdoor destinations.
Tucker Farmers Market is a seasonal, producer-led market that operates every Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m., from April through October. It functions as a community gathering spot in the heart of downtown Tucker, offering a variety of local goods and activities.
Market Details
- Location: The market is held outdoors, under the trees, in the parking lot of the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church at 4882 Lavista Road, Tucker, GA 30084.
- Season & Hours: It runs from April to October every Thursday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.. Some sources indicate an extended season through November or even December, sometimes with hours until 8 p.m., but 4-7 p.m. from April-October is consistently cited.
- Atmosphere: It is a family-friendly and pet-friendly gathering place with live music and a children’s area.
- Payment Options: Most vendors accept card payments, and SNAP/EBT benefits are accepted at the information booth, with the market often doubling the benefits for fresh fruits and vegetables. An online ordering system for market pickup is also available.
Available Products
The market hosts a diverse group of over 30 local farmers, bakers, and artisans. Offerings are seasonal and change weekly.
- Produce: A wide array of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables such as peaches, apples, zucchini, squash, organic corn, various greens (kale, collards, lettuce), mushrooms, and berries.
- Prepared Foods & Goods: Items include fresh-baked bread and pastries, farm-fresh eggs, grass-fed meats, a large variety of frozen/vacuum-packed sausages, small-batch cheeses, raw honey, jams, and specialty nut butters.
- Artisan Items: Non-food items like handcrafted soaps, candles, unique art pieces, and even knife/garden tool sharpening services can be found.
- Food Trucks: Rotating food trucks offer dinner options with diverse cuisines, from Peruvian to Chinese-Jamaican, providing an easy dinner solution while browsing the market.
TUCKER FAMILY FRIENDLY FUN
Tucker, GA offers a variety of family-friendly activities, from expansive outdoor parks and recreation centers to engaging indoor play spaces.
Stone Mountain Park 1000 Robert E Lee Blvd Located nearby, this major attraction offers extensive hiking trails, a playground, seasonal activities like Snow Mountain, and a family-friendly Laser Show Spectacular in the evenings. The annual Livvy’s Love Fun Run/Walk 2026 event on Saturday, January 17, 2026 includes a Tot Trot for kids.
Kelley Cofer Park 4259 N Park Dr This community park features a playground, an outdoor swimming pool, baseball fields, nature trails, and picnic areas.
William McKinley Peters Park 1832 Clark Dr A smaller neighborhood park with a playground, basketball court, walking track, and picnic pavilion.
Catch Air Tucker Indoor playground 4023 Lavista Rd #230 An indoor play center in Tucker that offers a safe, clean environment with interactive games, slides, and separate toddler areas for all-day fun.
Stars and Strikes 1741 Mountain Industrial Blvd family entertainment center featuring bowling, laser tag, and arcades, perfect for a fun night out.
HENDERSON PARK
Henderson Park Community Gardens:
The Henderson Park Community Garden is located on part of the new 7-acre park expansion and consists of 56 4×10 plots, four of them dedicated to growing food for the Friends of St. Martin de Porres food ministry at Holy Cross Catholic Church. All 52 rental plots have been rented.
We are an organic garden. Though the land on which our garden sits is owned by DeKalb County, we are its stewards. Our commitment to organic gardening extends beyond its practice to increasing its acceptance and use as the most effective method for growing healthy plants and building healthy soil. Our first class in the garden (Gardening 101 Demonstration) illustrated this commitment with lessons on the history and consequences of synthetic and chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and the availability, superiority, and application of natural inputs. The class concluded with hands-on transplanting demonstrations.
Run by an all-volunteer organization, the garden consists of community-minded, health-conscious members who value conservation, self-reliance, civic participation, and neighborhood beautification. Our founding members have donated thousands of hours of labor and sweat equity to turn our dream of a garden into a reality.
Advocates of community gardening cite “community cohesion” and “increased social interaction” as two of its many benefits. These are certainly in evidence in our young garden, which has become more than just a place for people to gather; the garden actually creates the opportunity for people to connect. Additionally, the Henderson Park Community Garden connects Tucker to its agricultural roots as the process of sowing, tending, and reaping provides the link to a past when most people knew how to grow their own food.
The Henderson Park Community Garden was started under DeKalb County’s Garden in the Parks program. In accordance with the program, the HPCG is responsible for the development, construction, upkeep, watering, and overall maintenance of the garden area; ensuring that garden rules are followed; handling plot rentals; and paying permit fees and water usage charges.
TYSA Soccer at Henderson Park
WELCOME to one of the largest youth soccer clubs in Georgia. Triumph Youth Soccer Association (TYSA) is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the successful and enjoyable game of soccer – the world’s most popular game! TYSA is the largest youth sports association in DeKalb county and home to more than 1000 players on more than 100 teams. Playing soccer at TYSA is a great way for your child to stay fit and develop athleticism and coordination while building lasting friendships. We offer both spring and fall programs for children ages 3-19. For program details specific to your child’s age, please select the appropriate age group from the drop-down menu. OUR MISSION: To provide a high quality soccer program for youth in our community that cultivates player development and a passion for the game through exceptional instruction in a family-focused atmosphere..
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