With so many options available to today's buyers it is important to develop a home buying plan of action and to do your research! The links below provide vital information that will help you in developing your home buying plan of action.
Remember working with a real estate agent does not cost you a dime. However, when you choose a real estate agent make sure that individual adheres to professional values and a code of ethics. And most importantly is loyal to you as you begin this journey.
Below these links is additional information about some of the various southern Metro-Atlanta counties. We hope you find this information helpful as well as the other links that further detail the services and amenities available in these communities. These links can be previewed from the "Area Links" page, which is located on the "About the Area" tab on the navigation bar to the left of this page.
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Clayton County
Clayton County is a wonderfully vibrant and culturally rich community that has numerous amenities to offer both its residents and visitors. As the home of Gone with the Wind, visitors can transport themselves back to a time when the smell of the sweet magnolias lingered in the air and a cool glass of lemonade was a welcomed sight. The county’s cities include Jonesboro, Morrow, Lake City, Ellenwood, Forest Park, Hampton, and Conley. With its close proximity to Hartsfield International Airport, numerous major interstates, and to downtown Atlanta, this county is certainly an inviting and convenient place to work, to relax, and to live. There are approximately 30 elementary schools, 12 middle schools, and 9 high schools. Clayton County also has numerous private schools located throughout the county. At Clayton State University, which is located in Morrow, there are also numerous bachelor and master degree opportunities available. There are numerous new and resale homes available in a variety of styles and at great prices.
Henry County
Henry County is approximately 350 square miles and its cities include McDonough, Stockbridge, Locust Grove, and Hampton. Henry County is the second fastest growing county in the metro area. This county hasn’t lost any of it southern charm with its Victorian homes and 19th century buildings. However, there are obviously plenty of new and resale homes that are priced for any budget. The county has approximately 17 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, and 7 high schools. There are also numerous private schools located throughout the county. There are also advanced educational opportunities available as Georgia State University, Clayton State University, and Mercer University each have satellite campuses located within the county.
Fayette County
Fayette County is approximately 199 square miles and its cities include Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Tyrone, Brooks, and Woolsey. There are approximately 100,000 citizens who call Fayette County home. While the county has experienced rapid growth over the last several decades, it still maintains its pastoral and culturally rich heritage. The area offers numerous amenities including six golf courses, a championship tennis center, an indoor aquatic center, extensive youth athletic programs, two amphitheaters, as well as numerous annual festivals and community events. There are approximately 13 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, and 6 high schools. There are also numerous private schools throughout the county. Advanced educational degree programs are available as Clayton State University has a satellite campus offering a wide variety of courses of study.
