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<blockquote data-quote="Techster" data-source="post: 799657" data-attributes="member: 360"><p>Personally, I really like the Suwanee and Sugar Hill area of that part of GA for raising a family.</p><p></p><p>Check out what Suwanee is doing with their Town Center area. LOTS of walking/running/biking trails. There's a splash pads for the kids during the summer, and I believe they have concerts in the amphitheater during the warm seasons. You're just minutes away from the Chattahoochee River and all its trails. The selection of restaurants is very good, and you're minutes from Mall of GA and Sugarloaf Mills if you really want to do some shopping.</p><p></p><p>Sugar Hill/Buford area is close to Lake Lanier and there's a bunch of trails and outdoors things. Sugar Hill is working on their equivalent to Atlanta's Beltline, except more nature oriented. </p><p></p><p>Really, Suwanee/Sugar Hill/Buford are all so close to each other that it's almost the same area. Suwanee gets my tiebreaker because of how their attracting restaurants and retail, but also keeping it family oriented. I don't have kids, but if I did, it would be really hard to find an area that can compete with what that area offers in terms of shopping, restaurants, and outdoor activities. Homes are reasonably priced compared to the rest of metro Atlanta....you get a lot more quality and sqft for the money there.</p><p></p><p>In terms of museums and zoos, it's REALLY hard to compete with Atlanta. Atlanta is only about 30 minutes away, so it's a short trip to visit those museums from the area you're looking to move to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Techster, post: 799657, member: 360"] Personally, I really like the Suwanee and Sugar Hill area of that part of GA for raising a family. Check out what Suwanee is doing with their Town Center area. LOTS of walking/running/biking trails. There's a splash pads for the kids during the summer, and I believe they have concerts in the amphitheater during the warm seasons. You're just minutes away from the Chattahoochee River and all its trails. The selection of restaurants is very good, and you're minutes from Mall of GA and Sugarloaf Mills if you really want to do some shopping. Sugar Hill/Buford area is close to Lake Lanier and there's a bunch of trails and outdoors things. Sugar Hill is working on their equivalent to Atlanta's Beltline, except more nature oriented. Really, Suwanee/Sugar Hill/Buford are all so close to each other that it's almost the same area. Suwanee gets my tiebreaker because of how their attracting restaurants and retail, but also keeping it family oriented. I don't have kids, but if I did, it would be really hard to find an area that can compete with what that area offers in terms of shopping, restaurants, and outdoor activities. Homes are reasonably priced compared to the rest of metro Atlanta....you get a lot more quality and sqft for the money there. In terms of museums and zoos, it's REALLY hard to compete with Atlanta. Atlanta is only about 30 minutes away, so it's a short trip to visit those museums from the area you're looking to move to. [/QUOTE]
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