Why Choose To Live In Acworth GA?

This location is convenient to both Interstate 75 and Highway 41. While it is close enough to Atlanta to experience all the cultural events and professional sports associated with a larger city, the small-town atmosphere of Acworth provides opportunities for families that offer fun and tranquility. One of North Georgia's trendiest scenes, the City of Acworth is full of wonderful restaurants, exquisite shopping, live theater and art galleries. Acworth offers a wealth of recreational opportunities with BBQ festivals, classic car shows, picnicking, camping, fishing, swimming, hiking and boating. If you enjoy golf, don't miss Cobblestone Golf Course located on the banks of Lake Acworth and the Governors Town Club golf course.

The new developments in Acworth Georgia real estate have changed the face of this lovely town, but you will be impressed by it's rich and diverse history reflected in its many historic landmarks. The downtown buildings have retained the architectural details of commercial buildings of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Lovely Victorian homes can be found nestled in quiet residential neighborhoods. Other historical landmarks include the Old City Jail, the Cowan Farmstead, the Mills Ruins and the Collins Avenue Historic District. You can visit many homes on the city's historical tour. These homes from a more serene time have been preserved and bring balance to the more progressive side of Acworth.

Acworth GA students attend excellent schools in Cobb County, Bartow County, Paulding County and Cherokee County. With all of these great features, it's no wonder so many Georgian's want to call Acworth their home!