1735 Winterthur Close NW Sandy Springs, GA 30328

Perched atop a quiet hill and commanding an extraordinary 2.5-acre estate lot, this stately Colonial Revival residence offers a rare convergence of architectural presence, natural beauty, and privacy—directly abutting the Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy and the Cochran Shoals Trail. A dramatic approach sets the tone for what lies within. Upon entry, an impressive two-story foyer introduces the home's refined proportions, flanked by a gracious formal dining room and an inviting library—ideal for intimate gatherings or quiet retreat. At the heart of the residence, a two-story grand salon unfolds as a striking centerpiece, offering generous fireside living and entertaining spaces bathed in natural light. The adjoining eat-in kitchen is both functional and elegant, anchored by a central island and a suite of professional-grade stainless steel appliances. From here, the home flows seamlessly into a sunroom overlooking the walk-out backyard and pool, creating an effortless indoor-outdoor connection. The primary suite on the main level is a true sanctuary, featuring sweeping views of the wooded grounds, dual walk-in closets, and a newly renovated, spa-inspired bath complete with dual vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. Upstairs, three generously scaled bedrooms and two full baths provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests alike. The finished terrace level expands the living experience with an open-concept family and game room, wine cellar, private guest suite with full bath, and a dedicated home fitness studio with sauna. Outdoors, a beautifully executed stone terrace surrounds the pool, offering ample space for dining, entertaining, and quiet enjoyment. The elevated hilltop setting affords exceptional privacy and a sense of retreat—reminiscent of mountain living—where mornings are greeted by grazing deer and tranquil woodland views. Located in Winterthur, one of Sandy Springs' most discreet and coveted enclaves, the neighborhood is defined by estate-sized lots, direct Chattahoochee River access, and the absence of cut-through streets—all while maintaining close proximity to major highways, Truist Park, and Atlanta's most competitive public and private schools. This is a rare offering where timeless architecture, irreplaceable land, and a premier location converge.