5 Georgia Luxury Homes and Acreage Retreats Near Atlanta

In the heart of Norcross, this four-story townhome in The Seven Norcross pairs modern design with the rare ease of a private elevator. An open main level links the living, dining, and kitchen areas in one continuous flow, creating a natural setting for everyday life and entertaining alike. With four bedrooms, four full baths, and a half bath, the layout offers flexible space for family, guests, or work-from-home needs, while the upper levels provide more private retreats. Outdoor living comes in layers, from an additional balcony to a rooftop terrace designed for lingering above it all. Practical comforts are thoughtfully addressed with a two-car garage, recently updated HVAC, and a tankless water heater. Set within a walkable, low-maintenance community close to shops, parks, and year-round events, the days here feel effortlessly connected.

Along the water’s edge in Peachtree Corners, Waterside is a gated, master-planned community set along the shores of the Chattahoochee River, with the everyday ease of lock-and-go living. Within one mile, The Forum and the new Town Center at Peachtree Corners bring shopping, dining, and entertainment close to home, while the neighborhood sits in a top school district. Life here orbits around well-considered amenities: a resort-style pool, pickleball courts, a newly completed clubhouse with fitness center and catering kitchen, and multiple large lawn spaces designed for community gatherings. A large riverfront pavilion with decks and a firepit overlooks the river, complemented by groomed walking trails throughout the community. The better-than-new end-unit townhome offers three bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, two balconies, an open main floor filled with natural light, and high-end finishes enhanced by aftermarket blinds and custom closets.

Set on over 43 acres along Old Lucky Bridge Road in Wrens, this custom brick residence reads as a true retreat, balancing everyday ease with room to host. Inside, an open-concept plan links the living, dining, and kitchen areas, creating a natural flow for gatherings large or small. Five spacious bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms support a flexible household, while the main-floor primary suite is arranged within a split floor plan for added privacy. Outdoors, a custom back porch—accessible from both the back door and the primary bedroom—extends daily living into the landscape, framing calm views across the expansive property. A private pool brings a welcome ritual to summer days, and a storage shed will remain for practical overflow. Life here feels unhurried, with space to breathe in every direction.

Set on 9.61 acres in Oconee County, this all-brick residence pairs generous living spaces with a partially finished basement and a well-equipped workshop. The main level is arranged for everyday ease, with three bedrooms and 2.5 baths alongside a separate dining room, den area, great room, sunroom, and an oversized kitchen with a breakfast area. Downstairs, the lower level expands the layout with an additional bedroom and bath, plus an office, playroom, family room, and unfinished storage with shelving. Stone fireplaces connect the upstairs and downstairs living areas, each fitted with a woodstove, while stained, custom built-in shelving adds warmth and function on both levels. A 20×24 workshop with a rear lean-to includes electricity and water, supporting projects year-round. Life here unfolds at a quieter, more spacious pace.

Tucked into the Betty’s Creek valley in Rabun Gap, this heritage, first-time-to-market 35.30-acre tract offers a rare canvas for a mountain estate. Agriculturally zoned and largely unimproved—aside from a network of old farm paths—the land unfolds as a cove forest rich with native plants and hardwoods, with the potential to shape private nature trails for daily walks among local flora and fauna. At least two potential building sites could accommodate estate-sized homes, with ample acreage left to conserve for quiet enjoyment. Select vantage points promise sweeping 270-degree views over the valley, catching sunrise to the east and sunset to the west. The property abuts the Rabun Gap Nacoochee School campus and sits within reasonable walking distance along OV Justus and Neville Road, while remaining close to Downtown Clayton, HWY 246, and the North Carolina state line.

Size: 35.3± acres