Neighborhoods in Gainesville, GA

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Lake District

Forested streets and sparkling waterfront punctuate the scenery in the lakeside community of Lake District. Residents live in spacious estates and newer townhome developments with easy access to Lake Lanier and Downtown Gainesville. "There's lots on the market, inventory around here is good," says Jason Buffington, a Real Estate Team Leader at
- Average Value
  
  $587K
- List Price
  
  $271K - $2.4M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  55 Listings
Lake District
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Riverside South

Rolling forested streets are lined with spacious properties in the community of Riverside South. This quiet suburban community sits just a few miles from local parks and the shores of Lake Lanier, providing residents with homes surrounded by tranquil natural scenery. Award-winning schools and the recently renovated Northeast Georgia Medical Center
- Average Value
  
  $550K
- List Price
  
  $199K - $862K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  9 Listings
Riverside South
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Mundy Mill

Featuring modern and new-build homes and apartments, outdoor amenities and even its own elementary school, Mundy Mill is an evolving master-planned development just 5 miles from Downtown Gainesville. Residents can easily navigate the sidewalks of the subdivisions, heading from a neighbor’s house to one of two community pools to the tennis courts.
- Average Value
  
  $430K
- List Price
  
  $359K - $596K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  20 Listings
Mundy Mill
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Bradford-Ridgewood

Bradford-Ridgewood is a quaint suburban community just north of Downtown Gainesville, between forested trails leading to Lake Lanier and Historic Green Street. Residents are less than a mile from nearby schools and the Northeast Georgia Medical Center, providing a more than suitable environment for young professionals and families. Parks, shopping
- Average Value
  
  $379K
- List Price
  
  $346K - $852K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  9 Listings
Bradford-Ridgewood
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Central Core

Vendors and patrons crowd Gainesville Square every April for the Annual Art Walk, one of the many regular events that take over Downtown Gainesville. Some visitors travel by car, while others walk a couple blocks from their houses. The area attracts homebuyers to its local events and lively restaurant scene, driving home building and community
- Average Value
  
  $272K
- List Price
  
  $178K - $525K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  2 Listings
Central Core
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New Holland Village

At its height in the 1920s, Pacolet Manufacturing Mill was the largest textile mill in Georgia and supported a village of over 3,000 residents. Part of the mill is still in operation today, and many of the duplexes initially built for the families of millworkers are now investment properties. Today, the Northeast Georgia Medical Center and nearby
- Average Value
  
  $261K
- List Price
  
  $181K - $323K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  0 Listings
New Holland Village
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Browns Bridge

Manufacturers and retailers outline the streets of Browns Bridge, a community just south of Downtown Gainesville. “Gainesville has come so far in the past 20 years,” says Mickey Hyams, a Realtor at Keller Williams Realty with over 20 years of experience. “I used to work at the Coca-Cola plant in Browns Bridge; over the years, there’s been this
- Average Value
  
  $257K
- List Price
  
  $273K - $386K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  3 Listings
Browns Bridge
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West Side

Popular seafood markets draw visitors from all around to the community of West Side. These markets and other local businesses line Atlanta Highway, the neighborhood’s main road running south out of Downtown Gainesville. Forested suburbs branch off of the main road, with modest ranch-style houses and more modern houses offering homebuyers a measure
- Average Value
  
  $255K
- List Price
  
  $193K - $359K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  3 Listings
West Side
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Chicopee Village

In 1926, Johnson & Johnson endeavored to build a new kind of factory and worker village. As opposed to the imposing, multi-storied and poorly ventilated mills of the mid-19th century, Chicopee Mill was designed with the well-being of its workforce in mind. A single-story, well-sit and ventilated mill, along with residential streets designed by a
- Average Value
  
  $242K
- List Price
  
  $237K - $336K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  4 Listings
Chicopee Village
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Newtown

In 1936, when a deadly tornado destroyed swaths of Gainesville, the community of Newtown was built to house those displaced by the disaster. Residents came to live in modest homes along forested streets, all within a mile of Downtown Gainesville and major roadways. Now, members of the Newtown Florist Club work to improve conditions for vulnerable
- Average Value
  
  $231K
- List Price
  
  $208K - $420K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  7 Listings
Newtown
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Gainesville Cotton Mill Village

Once a thriving company town, Gainesville Cotton Mill Village stands as a quiet, affordable suburb that honors its roots. After the mill's closing in the mid-20th century, the property was bought by the parent company of The Gainesville Times, which pledged to preserve this icon of the community's hardworking past. "It's what I like to call a 'new
- Average Value
  
  $226K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  0 Listings
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