Peachtree City Georgia
Newnan Georgia
Real Estate Services
Newnan Georgia
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Jan specializes in Real Estate Services
for all Fayette County, Georgia including
Peachtree City, Brooks, Fayetteville,
Tyrone and all Coweta County, GA
including Newnan, Sharpsburg and
Senoia.
for all Fayette County, Georgia including
Peachtree City, Brooks, Fayetteville,
Tyrone and all Coweta County, GA
including Newnan, Sharpsburg and
Senoia.
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| Jan Bennett |
Peachtree City, GA
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“one of the top 10 Best Places to retire and live in the US” in 2005 - CNN Money
Magazine.
Just a hop, skip, and jump from the bustle of Atlanta, Peachtree City is renown
throughout Georgia and the US as one of the most beautiful, peaceful, and
resourceful places to work, live, and play. What makes this planned community
unique is its pristine location. With only a quick 30 minute drive north to the
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and a 40 minute commute into
downtown, it boasts the amenities of plush landscaping and the quiet feel of
small town life. Peachtree City is also famous for the 80+ miles of walking/golf
cart paths that entwine the community with shopping, schools, recreation, and
businesses, making transportation unique and fun. Estimated for a resident
population of 40,000, this best kept secret of Atlanta area living is out, and it’s
waiting for you.
Come help us grow!
The Fayette County school district is well known for its high academics, and is in
the top ratio of achievement in standardized testing in the State, and the nation.
As part of this district, Peachtree City Schools are set apart in excellence.
McIntosh High school lends its performance to the district’s SAT score average
of 1077, along with 91% of its students graduating. As stated in The Guide 2006,
Fayette County was the only gold rated district in the state, and ranked in the top
17th percent of secondary school districts nationwide.
Among its finer attributes, Peachtree City’s retirement communities,
entertainment facilities, and recreational programs make it the perfect place to
relax and enjoy life. We feature a
season of live entertainment at “The Fred”, our famous 2,500 seat outdoor
Amphitheatre, and year round city wide sports programs with everything from
swimming to baseball. Whether you are just starting a family or wanting to get
involved in an array of senior adult programs, it is easy to find your niche here.
With easy access to medical facilities, schools, parks, and the new Piedmont
Fayette Hospital only minutes away, Peachtree City meets the needs of everyone.
. . And oh yea . . . Golf Anyone?
Peachtree City has a history rich with Indian heritage. Before its development,
the inhabitants of the area were the Woodland Era Indians, also known as the
Creek. The land was officially ceded in 1821 to the Federal Government by Chief
William McIntosh Jr. of the Lower Creek Indian Tribes. Being the son of a
Scotsman and a Creek Indian mother, Chief McIntosh was very firm with his
beliefs about the joining of settlers and Indians to accomplish peace and
progress for everyone. In his honor, many roads and villages were given
Scottish names, such as Aberdeen, Braelinn, and Kedron.
If you’d like learn more about Peachtree City, please see PTC government and
trivia for statistics, interesting facts, and other local information. If you’re
planning to visit, check out our PTC Hotels and Visitor’s guide for some great
planning information. Can’t wait to see you here!
Come see what we have to offer in Peachtree City!
(Listings in Peachtree City)
Don’t forget the details! Planning to make Peachtree City your new home? We
hope so! Here are some helpful numbers that will make it quick and easy:
Peachtree City Utilites.
Click here for area homes for sale
“one of the top 10 Best Places to retire and live in the US” in 2005 - CNN Money
Magazine.
Just a hop, skip, and jump from the bustle of Atlanta, Peachtree City is renown
throughout Georgia and the US as one of the most beautiful, peaceful, and
resourceful places to work, live, and play. What makes this planned community
unique is its pristine location. With only a quick 30 minute drive north to the
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and a 40 minute commute into
downtown, it boasts the amenities of plush landscaping and the quiet feel of
small town life. Peachtree City is also famous for the 80+ miles of walking/golf
cart paths that entwine the community with shopping, schools, recreation, and
businesses, making transportation unique and fun. Estimated for a resident
population of 40,000, this best kept secret of Atlanta area living is out, and it’s
waiting for you.
Come help us grow!
The Fayette County school district is well known for its high academics, and is in
the top ratio of achievement in standardized testing in the State, and the nation.
As part of this district, Peachtree City Schools are set apart in excellence.
McIntosh High school lends its performance to the district’s SAT score average
of 1077, along with 91% of its students graduating. As stated in The Guide 2006,
Fayette County was the only gold rated district in the state, and ranked in the top
17th percent of secondary school districts nationwide.
Among its finer attributes, Peachtree City’s retirement communities,
entertainment facilities, and recreational programs make it the perfect place to
relax and enjoy life. We feature a
season of live entertainment at “The Fred”, our famous 2,500 seat outdoor
Amphitheatre, and year round city wide sports programs with everything from
swimming to baseball. Whether you are just starting a family or wanting to get
involved in an array of senior adult programs, it is easy to find your niche here.
With easy access to medical facilities, schools, parks, and the new Piedmont
Fayette Hospital only minutes away, Peachtree City meets the needs of everyone.
. . And oh yea . . . Golf Anyone?
Peachtree City has a history rich with Indian heritage. Before its development,
the inhabitants of the area were the Woodland Era Indians, also known as the
Creek. The land was officially ceded in 1821 to the Federal Government by Chief
William McIntosh Jr. of the Lower Creek Indian Tribes. Being the son of a
Scotsman and a Creek Indian mother, Chief McIntosh was very firm with his
beliefs about the joining of settlers and Indians to accomplish peace and
progress for everyone. In his honor, many roads and villages were given
Scottish names, such as Aberdeen, Braelinn, and Kedron.
If you’d like learn more about Peachtree City, please see PTC government and
trivia for statistics, interesting facts, and other local information. If you’re
planning to visit, check out our PTC Hotels and Visitor’s guide for some great
planning information. Can’t wait to see you here!
Come see what we have to offer in Peachtree City!
(Listings in Peachtree City)
Don’t forget the details! Planning to make Peachtree City your new home? We
hope so! Here are some helpful numbers that will make it quick and easy:
Peachtree City Utilites.