Which are the nice neighborhoods in North Fulton County, GEORGIA?
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Roswell and Sandy Springs are great areas, but you might also want to consider Alpharetta which is just a few miles north or even Woodstock. I lived in Roswell/Sandy Springs for 5 years. You can find reasonable apartments and some will even let you sign month-to-month or a 6 month contract. There are too many complexes to list! Most of them will be on Highway 9 (Roswell Rd) and they offer every price range. Alpharetta has a downhome feel but is still close to the city. The schools are excellent and have great athletic teams and academics. Everything is convenient and comfortable because the area is very family-oriented. Alpharetta is geared more towards family while Roswell/Sandy Springs are great for singles.
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Gwinnett County is probably the best school district to teach in. It's approx. 30 min. from Atlanta and 45 min. from Athens. If you visit the county school website, I'm sure you can see all of the information you'd want.
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here are several:\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv3&p=Georgia%27s+discovery
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This place looks lovely:\n\nhttp://www.savannahweddings.com/
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I lived in Woodstock for many years here is one site that may help..just get GA then cobb...
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This is a very nice area, I grew up on the outskirts of both of these towns.  Cary has some very nice apartments - not sure of any particular names, but can tell you that anything on Maynard or Kildair farms will be nice.  Chapel Hill is also nice but be aware of the crime rates in the area before you move.  I lived in an older neighborhood in Durham about 10 years ago.  The neighborhood was really nice but two weeks before I moved there were several homicides in neighboring areas.  In Chapel Hill aprtments closer to the University may be reasonable - but you will have the college atmospher (parties).  I have found that usually apartments closer to some of the teaching hospitals will be reasonably priced and since most of the college students there are med students the partying is less.  Apex also has some reasonably priced housing.  Sorry that I could not give any specific names of apartments, but hopefully info on the area has helped!\n\nGood Luck!
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There are many wonderful schools in GA. I have attended, or have family that have attended, a few. I got my A.S. from Gordon College in Barnesville, GA. It is one of the top two-year schools in the state. I got my B.S. in Chemistry from the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, GA. It is a small (a little over 10K students) four-year school with an excellent reputation. The campus is nice, and tuition is pretty reasonable. I have family members who have attended Young Harris (2 year school) and Piedmont (both private, so expensive, but good schools). I have family members who have attended North Georgia College in Dahlonega (military), Clayton State in Clayton County (Jonesboro??). Both of those schools have good reputations, and my family members were satisfied with the quality of their education. Of course, there are the BIG schools, UGA in Athens and GA Tech in Atlanta. Georgia Southern also has a good reputation. Two small schools that also have excellent reputations are Shorter College and Berry College. Berry is in Rome, and I think Shorter is also located near Rome (I'm not sure.) Hope this helps some. Good luck. Georgia is a fine place to live and to attend school. :-)
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Troy, Livonia and Dearborn are all close sub burbs and have fairly low crime rates. The best place to live is nowhere near Detroit. I was born and raised in the Upper Peninsula so I'm biased to the area. Good luck in your search.
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I know plenty where exactly are you looking?  I know of a couple in the upstate.\n\n\nI live in spartanburg...the Eagle Zone on pelham road in greenville is the best place to go.  First Tee is on Keltner Ave in Spartanburg and the Bypass Golf Shop and driving range is on southport road in spartanburg...if you have any more questions just send an email
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Do you know what county/city it is in?  I would be happy to help you find it, just need a little more information
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There is one in or near Monroe, GA. I hear they may be building one closer to Atlanta, possibly Stone Mountain, but I don't think there is one there now.
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theres rch, parkview, and i forgot the one in corona. those are all good ones.
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look for something that they can't answer with just one word. If you ask "where did you grow up" they will answer with "Georgia" if you ask "tell me about the town you grew up in. What did you think of it?" they will answer with "Acworth, Georgia" and tell you about the schools, their friends, and the neighbor down the street who made the best homemade pie. hope that is a start.
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Call the county. They should have a Development Services department with zoning information. This could be the best way because you can ask question regarding restrictions such as set backs, frontage, density, etc. Some counties even have it on line or you can request zoning information by e-mail. Check out these links:\nhttp://www.co.dekalb.ga.us/\nhttp://www.mindspring.com/~bbelton/zoning/lawlinks.html\nhttp://www.dekalbzoning.com/
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I live in GA and as a Georgian,I'd say it depends on what you want. Cumming is roughly an extension of Alpharetta but not near Atlanta like Alpharetta which translates to less time spent in traffic,less noise,more privacy since it's near atlanta but not Atlanta.You get good schools which are not overpopulated and are cheaper.Cost of living is also cheaper in Cumming.\n\nAlpharetta is Buckhead in this part of Atlanta. It's more expensive and since the place is a hot hub for professionals and new graduates,housing is expensive since there is way too much demand for houses. An average house with six rooms is 450K which is only rivaled by houses in Buckhead. There's more traffic since it's on I-285 which leads into I-85 which either way you see it is a lot of traffic and a lot of driving. It's nearer Atlanta hence the traffic and you're in the city. The schools are top notch,but very expensive.One of my professors said he paid 3K for a term at his children's school per head and he has 3.\n\nSummarily, they are pretty much the same but Cumming is much better and is straddled by Gainesville and Lanier Islands on one side and you can get your shopping and city thing done there without driving into Atlanta
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http://www.atlantaga.gov/
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I have lived in St. Marys, GA (at Kings Bay) and in Jacksonville (stationed at Mayport).  I didn't have kids when I lived there, but I think the Kings Bay area would be the better of those two for a family. It's a beautiful little community, everything looks new and the people are friendly.  Jacksonville is so big, and is more adult-oriented, at least the closer you are to the base.  As I remember, the cost of living was about the same (they're only about an hours drive from one another). The gas was cheaper in GA.  The Kings Bay base is a WHOLE lot nicer than Mayport. I lived in the areas from 1993 to 1999.  Never lived in Pensacola, but I hope this helps with the other two.  Good luck, GO NAVY!