Greensboro, Georgia

A Great Place for Retirement Living in Luxury Golf Course Communities

Few people could possibly envision that this area of small towns right smack in the middle of rural, eastern Georgia would be home to four major golf communities as well as a spectacular Ritz Carlton resort. Drive about one hour east of Atlanta, along I-20, and you will find Greensboro, a small farming community of 3,300 people, located just a few miles from Lake Oconee, a beautiful water playground with miles of shoreline and a perfect spot for boating, swimming, fishing and almost any other water sports that one could envision.

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However, the big attraction, especially for many retirees and others wishing to escape the urban congestion and fast pace associated with living in Atlanta and other big cities, is the surprising development of this region as a major golfing destination.

Such prestigious planned country club communities as Reynolds Plantation, Cuscowilla, and others have quickly established Greensboro and the Lake Oconee area as being among the Southeast’s premier retirement choices for anyone searching for a place that combines great golfing and boating.

And these are not your average run-of-the mill subdivision-type courses. Here you will find challenging, championship caliber courses that have been designed by some of the biggest names in golf course architecture…Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw at Cuscowilla and Tom Fazio, Bob Cupp, and Jack Nicklaus at Reynolds Plantation. All of these communities have been carved out of the rolling Georgia countryside overlooking the 15,000 acre body of water. Situated about mid-way between Atlanta and Augusta and in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it is an area of long overlooked natural beauty.

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In addition to Greensboro, other picturesque small towns like Madison and Eatonton give the entire region a charming ambiance and relaxed atmosphere that many newcomers find refreshing and satisfying. Obviously, such a move can be a big adjustment for some, but the pleasant climate, low crime rate and affordable cost of living are very appealing.

While the availability of dining and shopping choices is somewhat limited, several new restaurants have recently opened, and each of the nearby towns has an interesting and varied offering of unique shops and galleries. With Atlanta so accessible, many locals make the drive for major shopping and medical facilities.

Population: Greensboro (3,300) Eatonton: (7,000) Madison: (7,000)

Climate: Avg. Jan. Low (33) Avg. July High (91 ) Rainfall: 48” Snowfall: 1”

   Median Home Value: $193,500

 

 

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Active adult community for retirement living at Del Webb at Lake Oconee, GeorgiaDel Webb at Lake Oconee 

Del Webb at Lake Oconee brings the unparalleled Del Webb active adult lifestyle to an outdoorsman’s paradise near Reynolds Plantation in Greensboro. approximately 70 miles east of downtown Atlanta in the heart of Georgia’s Lake Country. This new community is set on beautiful Lake Oconee and offers plentiful outdoor recreation, including swimming, fishing, and hiking in a charming, small town environment that is also known for its sophistication, shopping, arts – and some of the best golf courses in the nation. The community’s amenities include pools, a fitness center, tennis and bocce ball courts, miles of walking trails, and a community dock, as well as indoor facilities that host an amazing number of clubs and activities.      Request more information on this Community.

 

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