650 Memphis Drive

A 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath single family residence in Scottdale.

Tucked into a quiet, shaded pocket of the community, this Melton plan by David Weekley Homes offers a true retreat from the everyday. Fittingly named the Haven in the Trees for the wooded serenity found just outside its doors, this home feels like a quiet escape you'll love coming home to.

Step inside to find rich, dark flooring and cabinetry, handpicked by our award-winning designers, paired with crisp white countertops. Work from home takes on a whole new feel in a private office, where views of the surrounding trees turn a quick email check into a quiet moment with nature. The family room carries that same connection to nature, with large windows portraying the tree line and filling the space with natural light.

Unwind on the back deck with your morning coffee or tea, then step into the calm of your yard, where mature trees offer natural shade and privacy. You're just a mile from the shops, restaurants, and entertainment of the new Lulah Hills, and minutes from Decatur, Avondale Estates, and Toco Hills for even more shopping and dining.

The upper level is set apart for added privacy, with additional bedrooms tucked away from the main living areas. A first-floor guest suite with a full bath makes visits — or multigenerational living — effortless. Generous storage and open living spaces give everyday life room to unfold. The two-car garage adds secure parking and even more room to store gear, bikes, or seasonal essentials.

Built to perform as beautifully as it lives, the home is built with advanced framing and backed by exceptional warranty service, so quality and support are there long after move-in day.

Contact the David Weekley Homes at Celesta team today to make the Haven in the Trees your new home in Scottdale, GA!
ADDITIONAL $7,500 AGENT BONUS for homes that close in 2026.

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