New Green Communities in Woodstock

Something is always going on in Woodstock, say the locals. No wonder this Cherokee County city in Georgia has been the tenth fastest-growing suburb in the United States. The list of must-do things never cease to exist here ranging from golfing to kayaking and many more in-between. Spending a day at the Berry Patch Farms provides a truly exceptional experience for the whole family where blueberry picking meets pumpkin picking. For stock car races visit the Dixie Speedway. Choose among 20 chef-driven restaurants, explore the Elm Street Cultural Arts Village, taste some beer at the Reformation Brewery, or browse through antiques, clothing, and accessory in Downtown Woodstock. The list goes on and on. The Greenprints Project aims at constructing trails along the city's natural areas as well as in the core areas. Bike lanes would be built along roads throughout the city. Once complete, the project will add over 60 miles of trails throughout the city connecting every public place, shopping area, landmark, and neighborhood. Prestigious builders, including David Weekley Homes, Meritage Homes, Beazer Homes, Brock Built, and O’Dwyer Homes are anticipating your move and have, therefore, established no less than 11 new green communities for you to choose from. Become a green home owner now and be reassured that merely through your choice you have contributed to long-term environmental sustainability. This is due to a zero carbon home being built to conserve energy and water, improve indoor air quality, and produce generally less waste. Look for the ENERGY STAR approval which guarantees to help you save money on your monthly utility bills and maintenance costs. Your only job is to be swept away by Woodstock’s charm without having any worries.