Georgia Communities

Cumberland Harbour has three things they would like their residents to do daily: play, relax, and explore. This idyllic community occupies its own peninsula off Georgia’s coast, and is surrounded by the St. Marys River, the North River and the Intracoastal Waterway linking directly to the Atlantic Ocean.

Today, the Cumberland Island National Seashore and the adjacent Wilderness Area are American environmental treasures. Magnificent beaches with dunes 40 feet high, expansive saltwater marshes and dense maritime forests are ecological wonderlands. More than 300 bird specie

Less than an hour from Atlanta lies Achasta, a Reynolds Signature Community. Surrounded by breath-taking views in a mountainous countryside, Achasta has much to offer. From substantial amenities to expansive home sites, Achasta is the perfect place to settle down and enjoy life in the heart of the Appalachians. Located in Dahlonega, Georgia, Achasta gives…

Located approximately eleven miles from the quiet, family community of Richmond Hill, Georgia, WaterWays Township is one of the premier Georgia gated communities with the richest of life experiences to offer. This green community is set on 2,300 acres of beautiful country, and was planned and created long before eco-friendly home sites were popular. From the coastal marshlands to intricate waterways, the landscape unfolds with natural vegetation to marvel at and hardwood canopies under which you can enjoy a peaceful hike or bike ride.

An Island Lifestyle: The Landings on Skidaway Island Savannah, Georgia, is known as “The Hostess City” of the South so it’s no wonder that the city attracts millions of visitors each year. With its unique charm and picturesque neighborhoods, it’s also easy to see why many of these tourists become Savannah transplants. But even when…

When you think of Georgia, the first thing that probably comes to mind is peaches. The state has earned the nickname of being the “Peach State”, thanks to the importance of peaches in GA’s agricultural economy-the peach growers have the reputation of producing some of the highest quality fruit. That’s why in 1995, the peach became the official state fruit. So, needless to say, peaches hold a very special place in the heart of the state. But Georgia is more than just its delicious peaches. From its relaxing and beautiful coastline, to the gorgeous scenery of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Georgia is a great state to call home. With a humid, subtropical climate, cold winters are non-existent, allowing you to enjoy where you live year round.