7530 Wandering Oak Way

Located in the desirable Coopers Ridge community in Cumming, this spacious traditional home offers the kind of flexibility, comfort, and room to grow that becomes harder to find at this price point. With 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and multiple living areas across three finished levels, the home was designed to adapt beautifully through every stage of life — whether you’re hosting holidays, raising a growing family, welcoming long-term guests, or simply wanting more space to spread out.

Built in 2007, the home features soaring ceilings throughout, including 10+ foot ceilings on the main level and 9-foot ceilings upstairs and on the finished terrace level, creating an open, airy feel across the entire home. The main level includes a spacious primary suite along with a flexible additional room that can easily serve as a guest bedroom, office, or multipurpose space.

At the center of the home, the large eat-in kitchen opens directly to an expansive deck overlooking the landscaped backyard, creating an easy flow for everyday living and entertaining alike. A double-sided fireplace shared between the kitchen and family room adds warmth and character while naturally connecting the home’s main gathering spaces.

Upstairs, you’ll find three additional bedrooms along with a large playroom/media room that provides the perfect setup for movie nights, gaming, homework space, or simply giving everyone room to unwind. The finished terrace level adds even more versatility with an additional bedroom, office, and multiple flex/storage spaces ideal for hobbies, fitness, guests, home business needs, or future customization.

Outside, the large fenced backyard offers space to play, entertain, garden, or simply enjoy being outdoors. The community pool is conveniently located just two doors down, making summer days easy and fun without the maintenance of a private pool. Positioned just minutes from Lake Lanier, golf courses, GA-400, hospitals, shopping, and restaurants, this home offers the convenience buyers want with the space and functionality families often struggle to find.