PHOTOS: $1.8M buys a 'stunning' Dunwoody 'private oasis'

If you're dreaming of a new home that feels like a private oasis but isn't a pain for your commute, this could be the home for you.

The custom home at 1017 Hidden Branches Court sits in the "sought after" Dunwoody neighborhood of "The Branches," which Zillow.com calls "a private oasis in the heart of Dunwoody."

According to the listing, the home is priced for $1,750,000 and includes six beds and seven bathrooms. It spans 7,610 square feet with easy access to both I-285 and Ga. 400.

Inside, you'll find a chef's kitchen, steam shower in the master bedroom, and a finished basement with a theater, gym and wet bar.

The home also features a sound system for both indoors and outdoors.

In the backyard, you'll find a pool, spa, gazebo and even an outdoor kitchen for your entertainers.

Peruse the photo gallery above, and find out more about the home on Zillow.com.

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