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Summerwell Mill Creek
2150 Spring Rush Dr., Buford, GA 3051913 month lease from$2,508
Base rent from $2,375
Outlook Gwinnett
1500 Laurel Crossing Pkwy NE, Buford, GA 3051912 month lease from$1,655
Base rent from $1,550
Broadstone Junction Apartments
500 Thrasher Street, Norcross, GA 3007112 month lease from$1,508
Base rent from $1,437
Signature at Sugarloaf Apartments
2255 Satellite Blvd, Duluth, GA 30097Contact the community for more information on price and availability
Discover Life in Gwinnett County: Atlanta's Thriving Eastern Gateway
Located just 30 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta, Gwinnett County stands as Georgia's second-most populous county and a cornerstone of metropolitan Atlanta's growth. Home to the Gas South District, the region's premier entertainment venue, and more than 50 municipal parks, this dynamic area seamlessly blends suburban comfort with urban amenities. The county earned recognition as one of Money Magazine's "Best Places to Live" thanks to its exceptional schools, expansive green spaces, and robust business community.
Education Excellence
The Gwinnett County Public Schools system, Georgia's largest school district, consistently ranks among the state's top performers. The district includes nationally recognized schools like Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology, complemented by higher education options such as Georgia Gwinnett College. For younger students, Simpson Elementary School in Peachtree Corners ranks among the top 5 primary institutions in the state, while Level Creek Elementary in Suwanee comes in at #8.
Cultural Hub
From the historic charm of downtown Lawrenceville to the cultural festivities at the Aurora Theatre, Gwinnett County celebrates its heritage while embracing modern entertainment. The area hosts numerous cultural events throughout the year, including the Gwinnett County Fair—a local favorite for rides, games, and lots of Southern street food—and various international festivals, reflecting its diverse community. The annual Multicultural Festival celebrates the cultures and customs of the diverse residents who call Gwinnett County their home.
Recreation and Green Spaces
Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate the Gwinnett Parks and Recreation system, featuring highlights like the Yellow River Park, with over 500 acres of green space for biking, hiking, and equestrian use in Stone Mountain and Duluth's McDaniel Farm Park. Gwinnett County maintains an extensive network of walking trails, sports complexes, and community centers, providing year-round recreational opportunities. For those who love to get their hands dirty, there are dozens of community gardens throughout the county, inviting residents to lend a hand as volunteers or maintain a plot of their own.
Strategic Location
With easy access to I-85 and I-985, Gwinnett County offers convenient connections to downtown Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Communities like Duluth, Suwanee, and Lilburn each present distinct personalities, with walkable town centers, sparkling historic districts, and peaceful residential enclaves catering to various lifestyle preferences.
Economic Vitality
The county's robust economy centers around the Gwinnett Place area—which, after years of being abandoned, has seen a recent and exciting revitalization—and the Sugarloaf Parkway corridor, home to numerous corporate headquarters and the thriving Gwinnett Technical College. This economic strength supports a wide range of housing options, from luxury apartments for rent to established residential communities. Residents of apartments in Duluth and other major Gwinnett County cities benefit from access to the growing local economy.
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