$11,500/mo
477 Corinth Rd, Newnan, GA 30263
1.5 acres Commercial
M-Industrial shop and office for lease in Coweta County: two drive-through bays, five offices, and a fenced yard on 1.5 acres.
Fayette County, Georgia
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$11,500/mo
1.5 acres Commercial
M-Industrial shop and office for lease in Coweta County: two drive-through bays, five offices, and a fenced yard on 1.5 acres.
$16,000/mo
6.1 acres Commercial
About 6 acres of cleared, graveled industrial yard for lease — set up for roughly 125 tractor-trailer spaces, 2 miles from I-85.
$3,000/mo
0.7 acres Commercial
Corner-lot retail space for lease in the City of Newnan, with 165+ feet of road frontage and about 15,000 cars passing daily.
Peachtree City sits just east of Newnan in Fayette County, roughly 30 miles south-southwest of downtown Atlanta, and it is one of the best-known planned communities in Georgia. It was laid out with residential villages, green space, lakes, and a network of paths, so the day-to-day experience is quite different from a traditional small-town grid. If you are comparing Peachtree City with Newnan and Senoia, this guide covers what sets it apart.
The defining feature is the path system. The city has roughly 100 miles of multi-use paths that run through neighborhoods and connect to shopping centers, parks, and schools, and residents use golf carts, bikes, and their own two feet to get around on them. Parts of the city are organized as “villages,” each with its own mix of homes and nearby retail. Two lakes, Lake Peachtree and Lake Kedron, are part of the landscape.
Wide green buffers separate many neighborhoods, and the commercial areas are concentrated rather than strung along every road. The overall feel is orderly and spread out, with homes set among mature trees.
Most of the housing here is residential: single-family homes in a range of styles and ages, plus townhomes and some condominium options. Because the city was developed in phases, you will see the different building styles of different eras, from older villages to more recent neighborhoods. Lot sizes, floor plans, and amenities differ from village to village, and some neighborhoods offer shared amenities. Large-acreage land is much less common inside the city than in neighboring Coweta County.
If acreage is your priority, I often suggest looking at nearby areas such as Senoia, Sharpsburg, and Moreland alongside Peachtree City.
Home prices depend heavily on the village, the age and size of the home, and the lot. Because the city is built around a single, consistent set of services, the biggest differences tend to come from the neighborhood and the condition of the property. I do not publish an average, since a single number rarely matches any real property. For an accurate picture, I look at the closed sales nearest to what you are considering.
Want to know what a Peachtree City home could sell for? Request a free home valuation.
Peachtree City is part of Fayette County, and it is served by Fayette County Public Schools. McIntosh High School is located in the city, and other Fayette County schools serve parts of it. Because zoning is by address, confirm the assigned schools for any property directly with the district.
The path system itself is the main amenity, connecting residents to parks, athletic fields, and shopping areas. The two lakes are used for fishing and boating, and the city hosts concerts and events at The Fred Amphitheater. A tennis center, a recreation department, and several shopping centers fill out the daily list, and the city’s dining options range from casual to sit-down.
Fayetteville and Newnan are both a short drive away for additional shopping, medical care, and entertainment.
Peachtree City is reached by state highways, including GA-74, and connects to I-85 and I-75 corridors toward the Atlanta metro and the airport. The city is also home to Falcon Field, a general aviation airport. Drive times vary with traffic and time of day, so test the route you would actually use before deciding.
Demand for Peachtree City homes comes from across the region, and the city’s distinctive layout keeps a steady stream of interest. As with any market, pricing relative to recent sales is the biggest factor in how quickly a home sells. I review recent closings, active competition, and how long similar properties have taken so that sellers can price with confidence and buyers can offer with context.
Some Peachtree City neighborhoods have homeowners’ associations or covenants, and the golf cart path system has its own rules for registration and use. Before you make an offer, read any covenants and ask how path access works at the specific address. I will help you find those details so there are no surprises.
Peachtree City suits buyers who want a residential property inside a planned layout with access to paths, lakes, and parks. If your priorities are acreage, commercial space, or an older small-town setting, you may want to compare it with Newnan, Senoia, or Sharpsburg. I can tour you through several of these in one day so the differences are easy to see.
See current properties, read the Newnan guide, or contact me to start a conversation.
Which county is Peachtree City in? Fayette County, Georgia.
Can you ride a golf cart on the paths? Yes, the city’s path system is designed for golf carts, bikes, and pedestrians; check the city’s rules before you buy or register a cart.
Do you also work with land near Peachtree City? Yes. Land and acreage are a specialty, particularly in nearby Coweta County.
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Peachtree City, GA
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