Apartments for Rent in Lithia Springs, GA

FAQs About Lithia Springs, GA

What is the average cost of living in Lithia Springs?

Lithia Springs offers an attainable cost of living, at 4% below the national average, with housing as low as 12% below. Although the base price of rent will vary by property, Greystar offers a variety of options in the area to fit a wide range of budgets, from the lush green spaces at Elan Sweetwater Creek to the tranquility and convenience of Landings at Sweetwater Creek.

How walkable is Lithia Springs?

While Lithia Springs residents primarily rely on personal vehicles, the area around Thornton Road features several walkable sections. The neighborhood offers convenient access to public transportation via MARTA bus routes.

What outdoor recreation options are available in Lithia Springs?

Sweetwater Creek State Park is the community's epicenter for all things outdoors, offering hiking trails, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding opportunities. The park has over 2,500 acres of natural beauty, providing residents ample green space to explore. Residents also often visit the nearby Cascade Springs Nature Preserve Trail and Deer Lick Park, which features athletic fields and courts, special events, mini golf, and more.

What are the dining highlights in Lithia Springs?

Though Lithia Springs is not known for its dining scene, the surrounding area is home to some local hot spots. Favorites include The Olive Tree for a blend of Greek and Italian dishes, Beaver Creek Biscuits and Barbecue, famous for its biscuits and barbecue duo, and Tacqueria Don Claudio, located on Sweetwater Road, for authentic Mexican. The surrounding towns have more extensive dining options like Dolly's Farmhouse and Shane's Jerk Chicken, nearby in Austell. Residents also often make the 30-minute drive to Atlanta to experience some of the city's top restaurants, like Two Urban Licks and Lazy Betty.

Is Lithia Springs family-friendly?

Absolutely! Lithia Springs is particularly well-suited for families, with great schools — supported by the Douglas County School System — including Lithia Springs High School. With access to outdoor activities and recreation, community events, and several parks, Lithia Springs fosters a strong sense of community.

What shopping options are available in Lithia Springs?

Thornton Promenade, the primary local shopping destination in Lithia Springs, features local businesses, food chains, and car dealerships. For more extensive shopping options, residents often visit Arbor Place in nearby Douglasville or Cumberland Mall in Atlanta. For boutique stores, local favorites include Pink Sky, Luxe Chic Couture, and The Junkman's Daughter in Downtown Atlanta.

Are there pet-friendly features in Lithia Springs?

Yes, many Greystar apartment communities in the area welcome pets, including Landings at Sweetwater Creek and Elan Sweetwater Creek. The neighborhood's proximity to Sweetwater Creek State Park and Woodrow Wilson Park provides space for walks and fetch. Some restaurants with outdoor seating will also welcome leashed dogs. Nearby Atlanta is also exceptionally pet-friendly, with several dog parks and restaurants that accommodate pets.

What makes Lithia Springs unique from other Atlanta suburbs?

Lithia Springs stands out for its historic mineral springs and natural beauty, especially surrounding Sweetwater Creek State Park. The community atmosphere centers around local events and outdoor activities, making the area a great place for families. With proximity to Atlanta, residents enjoy suburban living with access to big-city amenities like excellent restaurants, nightlife, and major employment opportunities.