7405 Princeton Trace, Atlanta

Discover your perfect sanctuary in the heart of Sandy Springs with this elegant 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom woodland retreat. Nestled in one of the area's most sought-after communities, this home offers a harmonious blend of privacy, convenience, and charm. The newly renovated kitchen, featuring quartz countertops, brand-new cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and bountiful storage, is perfect for the home chef and entertaining! The kitchen and inviting breakfast room overlook a serene woodland garden where you can enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, from birdwatching to deer sightings. Step onto the expansive deck, perfect for your morning coffee or winding down after a long day, enjoying quiet moments surrounded by the lush outdoors. The cozy vaulted family room, adorned with a striking wood-burning stone fireplace, custom built-ins, and exposed beams, seamlessly flows into the kitchen and offers direct access to the deck. This home has been thoughtfully upgraded with new main-level flooring and boasts a spacious floor plan ideal for both formal gatherings and relaxed living. The main floor master suite includes an en-suite bath and ample closet space, complemented by a powder room, spacious mudroom/laundry room with sink, and access to a generous two-car garage with additional storage and workbench. Upstairs, you'll find a second master suite with a private bath, two additional spacious bedrooms, and a well-appointed hall bath. Storage abounds throughout the home, and Princeton Square's exclusive swim and tennis club adds to the lifestyle appeal, offering a pool, tennis courts, and a vibrant community spirit. Enjoy summer swim teams, a playground, and neighborhood social events, all while being minutes away from North Springs MARTA station, top-tier schools, shopping, dining, and the dynamic entertainment scene of Sandy Springs' City Springs and Performing Arts Center. PLEASE NOTE: photos include floorplan for both levels for informational/reference purposes only--all measurements should be considered approximate.