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Housing




                    hen community              With the perfect balance between big-city
                    professionals were asked   life and small-town charm, Coweta County has
                    what was their favorite   also been named as the perfect place to raise
       W thing about living                 a family. The area offers a superb quality of life
        in Coweta County, a majority answered   and innumerable housing options, according
        “because Coweta County feels like home.”   to Joy Barnes, Realtor at Berkshire Hathaway
        With that consensus, new residents can rest   HomeServices.
        assured that as soon as they take that first step   “Coweta County offers a wide range of
        inside their new house in Coweta County, it   housing to accommodate any family budget
        definitely will feel like home.     or lifestyle from loft apartments, townhomes,









                                                                                      Abercorn Place Brownstone,
                                                                                              Senoia

                                                                                historic storefronts, which is a new trend of
                                                                                storefronts being converted to residential living,
                                                                                single family homes in all price ranges, new
                                                                                construction and horse farms with acreage. We
                                                                                are on the cutting edge and will continue to
                                                                                experience more housing options with the new
                                                                                I-85 interchange and the extension of the Bypass
                                                                                to Highway 16,” Joy said.
                                                                                   Located on the southwest side of metro
                                                                                Atlanta, Coweta County is known as Prosperity’s
                                                                                Front Door and enjoys easy access to big city
                                                                                amenities while being far enough away to retain
                                                                                an independent identity and a home-town
                                                                                feel. This “small town with a metropolitan flare,”
                                                                                as Joy named it, offers something for everyone
                                                                                including young professionals, families with
                                                                                children, and retirees.
                                                                                   Area residents will find reasonable housing
                                                                                and rental prices as compared to other metro
                                                                                Atlanta cities such as Sandy Springs and
                                                                                Dunwoody. Coweta County residents spend an
                                                                                average of $933 on rent per month, which is
                                                                                more than $100 less than in Sandy Springs and
                                                                                nearly $275 less than in Dunwoody. Also, the
                                                                                median home price is $181,000 while Sandy
                                                                                Springs is $415,600 and Dunwoody is $367,800.
                                                                                (Source: US Census Bureau Quickfacts)
                                                                                  “I have never lived anywhere but
                                                                                Coweta County,” said Joy, “and every day
                                                                                I relive memories of childhood stories

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