“World's Most Complete Neighborpedia”
Explore:   What's happening in your neck of the woods?

About Cherokee County, GA

Amber Lake Ball Ground GA Cherokee County GA Living!

Deborah Weiner: Real Estate Agent in Alpharetta, GA

Amber Lake is a Cherokee County GA Neighborhood of 26 homes located in the City of Ball Ground GA 30107. MOst homes built between 1999 to 2002.

Homes For Sale In Amber Lake

The average list price for a home in Amber Lake is between $205,000 to $399,900.



Schools At Time Of Post

Elem: Clayton Middle: Teasley High: Cherokee

The only street in the community is Amber Lake Drive located between Lower Bethany Road and Long Rd.

More Homes For Sale In Ball Ground GA

Directions: 575 N TO EXIT 20(RIVERSTONE)-GO RIGHT OFF EXIT TOWARD BALLGROUD GO APX 4.5 MILES LEFT ON FATE CONN-AT STOP SIGN GO RIGHT ON HEARD ROAD.-RIGHT ON LONG ROAD-LEFT BREEDLOVE-AMBER LAKE SUBDIVISION ON RIGHT.

Allatoona Landing Canton GA-Off The Lake Living!

Deborah Weiner: Real Estate Agent in Alpharetta, GA


Home In Allatoona Landing Canton GA Community
Allatoona Landing is a neighborhood of homes located in the City of Canton GA 30114, just North of Highway 20 Knox Bridge Highway near Allatoona Lake. Most homes built between 1995 to 1997.The average list price for a home in Allatoona Landings is between $88,000 to $194,900. The average selling price, at time of post, is $142,980.

Homes For Sale In Allatoona Landing Subdivision

Schools At Time Of Post

Elem:Knox Middle:Teasley High: Cherokee

Streets in the neighborhood of Allatoona Landings include Alexander Court, Allatoona Shores Drive, Anthony Pl., Christopher Lane, Robert Lane, Allatoona Ct., Michael Circle and Eileen Circle. At time of post, there does not appear to be a home owners association fee. The neighborhood does not have pool or tennis amenities.

More Homes 30114 Built 1995 to 2000 Canton GA


Lake Allatoona Canton GA

Directions
: 575 NORTH TO EXIT 14. LEFT ON HWY 5. LEFT ON BUTTERWORTH. LEFT ON HWY 20. LEFT ON FIELDS LANDING. RIGHT ONTO ALLATOONA SHORES. STRAIGHT INTO ALLATOONA SUBDIVISION.

Plane and simple.

Peter den Boer,MBA,GRI,ABR, Associate Broker: Real Estate Agent in Woodstock, GA

Nope. I did not spell that incorrectly. I went to the Cherokee county airport this week for a tour and learned all sorts of things! The Cherokee county airport has been around for only a few years, but what a great asset to the county!

Built for $34 million, and with a runway just extended to a little over 5,000 feet, this regional airport can handle up to a lightly loaded 737! There are several multi million dollar planes parked here. Why the fuss over these planes? Well, the county gets to tax these planes just like they would your automobile. Taxes can run as high as $15,000 per year! Sound like a bunch of money? Well it is, but the taxes are less in Cherokee county than at other nearby airports, and this one is really nice!

The main terminal has a terrific meeting room on the second floor with a panoramic view of the runway and the planes parked outside. It is outfitted with the latest and greatest media systems for presentations as well. there is a fantastic pilots area and the place overall looks brand spanking new!

The hanger next door is over 16,000 square feet and 6 more are in the works. Cherokee county should be proud of this facility. If you are ever in the vicinity of exit 24 on highway 575, pull off and take a look at your airport. I think you will be amazed at this hidden jewel.

Water, water everywhere.

Peter den Boer,MBA,GRI,ABR, Associate Broker: Real Estate Agent in Woodstock, GA

Water. A very basic necessity. On occasion we have droughts and thats when everyone remembers that this precious resource can disappear. I learned yesterday, that the cities of Cherokee county are well taken care of by a band of men whose life work has been to safeguard the integrity of our water supply.

I visited the water treatnment facility at the intake point on the Etowah river yesterday. I was able to see how the plant works and was told that the plant is currently using less than half of its designed capacity. This seems good for future growth in our county.

After the tour and seeing the massive pumps supplying our clean water, what most impressed me are the folks running the system. For the most part, they are people who have worked in the system for many years. they know the system inside and out. I was truly impressed which everyone I met.

So, if you are looking for a place to live and worry that southern droughts could affect your life style, look no further than Cherokee county Georgia. We are blessed with the Etowah river, a terrific back up reservoir, and lake Allatoona all as drinking water supply. I am convinced that with the stewards of the system that I met yesterday, our drinking water supply is in terrific hands!

Spring Has Sprung in Canton, GA

Kathy Sheehan: Loan Officer in Sandy Springs, GA

Yes, it may only be March 4th, but there are signs of spring everywhere. Two days ago, it was 77 degress. Okay, that maybe a little warmer than it should be, but today while I was out, I saw bright green patches of grass popping up along the highway. I am sure that flowers aren't far behind.

Just look at the beautiful blossoms on this tree!

The other thing I saw popping up are signs for First Friday in historic downtown Canton, GA. If you haven't been, Canton, GA has a quaint downtown area on the first friday of every month, the town will come alive, with food, music and fun. It is a great family event, so mark your calendar for first friday in April.

Here is the website with more information on events in Canton, Georgia:

http://www.canton-georgia.com/

Happy Spring!!!