What if you had three wishes? What would you choose? World peace? A time machine to grab Amazon stock back in ’97? Or better yet—a Trader Joe’s just five minutes from your front door? I can’t help you with world peace, and time travel is above my pay grade—but wish #3? Consider it granted. Welcome to 7405 Princeton Trace, where your dream of impromptu Trader Joe’s runs is now a delicious reality. And with easy access to fresh ingredients, you’ll need a kitchen that inspires your inner chef. Picture this: gleaming Quartz countertops, a 36-inch, 6-burner KitchenAid range, and custom sage green cabinetry so stylish you’ll feel like a Food Network star. By year’s end, you won’t just be cooking dinner—you might be writing your own cookbook. How about storage? Enough to hide the air fryer, the Insta-Pot you pretend is life-changing, and that KitchenAid mixer— perfect for all that sour dough bread you’ll be baking as your newest stress-relieving hobby. Beyond the kitchen, the breakfast room offers a front-row seat to nature’s quiet rituals. Squirrels, nimble and chaotic, flipping between branches doing Parkour. Cardinals gathering twigs to build their Spring nests. Step onto the floating deck—your stage for morning coffee, warm and grounding, or evening wine, the kind that softens the edges. The vaulted family room is a warm embrace, anchored by a crackling wood-burning stone fireplace, its glow pulling you in mesmerizing, peaceful. Custom built-ins—waiting for books you’ve read, ones you haven’t, and the artifacts you’ve collected over the years from your travels around the world. Exposed beams stretch overhead, a nod to something rustic, something honest. If this room were a dessert, it would be warm apple crisp topped with melting Häagen-Dazs, the kind you don’t plan for but always say yes to. Cozy, comforting and just indulgent enough. Some places aren’t meant to be resisted. This is one of them. The main-floor master suite? It doesn’t disappoint. An en-suite bath, closets that promise more space than you’ll ever admit to needing, and the kind of quiet that makes hitting snooze feel less like a habit and more like self-care. Just down the hall, a mudroom/laundry room, complete with a sink for the messes of a life well lived. A powder room for guests, because appearances matter. And a two-car garage, filled with plenty of storage options and a separate work space for the tools and DIY projects that are haunting your weekends. It’s the kind of setup that feels both practical and aspirational. Upstairs, a second master suite—because one is never enough. Two more spacious bedrooms, each with their own quiet personality, and a hall bath that does its job without asking for applause. Storage, plenty of it, to ensure you’ll never have to Marie Kondo your life unless you really want to. Princeton Square is a special community. Think summer swim teams, tennis matches where friendships are won. Living minutes from North Springs MARTA, top-tier schools, and Sandy Springs’ City Springs, where entertainment, dining, and culture collide in the best way possible. Did you know that Sandy Springs is home to more Fortune 500 company headquarters per capita than most U.S. cities? Global giants like UPS, Inspire Brands (Arby’s, Dunkin’), and Mercedes-Benz USA have established their headquarters there, contributing to the city’s status as an economic hub of Metro Atlanta. With a population of over 110,000, Sandy Springs is the 7th largest city in Georgia and one of the wealthiest areas in the state. There are other houses, other neighborhoods, other choices, all with neatly trimmed lawns and front porches that smile politely. But this place? This place remembers you. It invites you in and reminds you why some spaces are more than walls and a roof. Some spaces feel like home before you’ve even set down your keys. Make sure to watch full video tour on YouTube (search 7405 Princeton Trace)