1665 Chevron Way Sandy Springs, GA 30350

1665 Chevron Way Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in Sandy Springs, this spacious 5-bedroom, 4-bath contemporary home on a wooded 1 acre-plus lot offers privacy, plus easy access to Georgia 400 and I-285. The architect who designed the house focused on functionality and ease of access across all three levels, providing privacy and personal space for all, plus including large kitchen, dining and gathering areas. The main floor features a dining room that can seat 12 if desired, plus a large, comfortable living room with windows overlooking the pool, patio, decks and wooded yard. The oversized kitchen has top-tier appliances and lots of storage space with an eat-in kitchen area and opens to a screened porch for relaxation and eating. Also on the main floor, you’ll find a bedroom and a bathroom, and a separate seating area that also faces the backyard. Upstairs there is a huge primary suite, with two walk-in closets and en-suite bathroom. Outside the primary suite is a seating, reading and relaxation area. In addition upstairs there are three other bedrooms and a bathroom, plus a convenient laundry room. Another feature of this home is a finished basement with a bar area with wine cooler, dishwasher and refrigerator. There is also a room with adjoining bathroom that can serve as a bedroom or bonus room for craft space, office, exercise equipment or other use. From the basement, you can walk directly out to the pool, deck and patio area. There are also two storage rooms in the basement. The two-car garage includes a large pantry-style closet with plenty of shelving for storage, plus a room along the back of the garage wall for a workshop or more storage. The front yard is well-maintained with mature vegetation, and there are woods on one side of the lot and below the pool to the property line. The windows are double-paned, and the asphalt driveway and extra parking spaces were recently resurfaced and re-sealed. The roof is three years old, and the new electrical panel was installed in August 2025. The home is in Saddleridge, a long-established neighborhood of 51 homes over 75 acres; each home occupies at least one acre. There is a voluntary HOA which maintains the two-cul-de-sacs and the subdivision front entrance, plus holds casual get-togethers each year for residents. The original owners were among the first residents of the neighborhood and raised 5 children there, with the creative home design providing privacy and a spot for everyone. For fans of the Atlanta Braves, former Braves’ All-Star third baseman Bob Horner lived across the street and would provide a bus to take neighborhood residents to home games on occasion. The owners took terrific care of the house and it has been well-maintained. It features wood trim and special touches and storage and living space that is exceptional.