[RBCvols]

Originally Posted by blazersman

Any extra advice on the Woodstock or Grayson city areas?

Not sure on Grayson City, but Woodstock is a good location. Just far enough out to where you don't feel crowded but close enough to enjoy what North ATL has to offer. I have lived in the Kennesaw area for a little over a year, so I don't have as much information as others do who have lived here longer. Hope this helps.

[Chucky3Sticks]

Originally Posted by blazersman

Any extra advice on the Woodstock or Grayson city areas?

You cant go wrong in Woodstock..unless you move to trailer park on Bells Ferry and Johns Creek is solid. I would have to admit the north side of town...Alpharetta, Duluth and Johns Creek are a bit nicer....newer developments etc.

Regardless of where you decide, you will have to take 75-400 or 85 to midtown and those are all likely to be preferred routes at rush hour...before and after.

I would suspect Johns Creek is a bit more cost of living than Woodstock..not sure of your budget but thats my take.

Good luck.

[CognitiveDistortion]

Yes Johns Creek is much more expensive then Woodstock. Alpharetta is a good mixture of development + cost.

[blazersman]

Any opinions on kennesaw, legacy park in particular?

[mmmnot]

Originally Posted by RBCvols

Not sure on Grayson City, but Woodstock is a good location. Just far enough out to where you don't feel crowded but close enough to enjoy what North ATL has to offer. I have lived in the Kennesaw area for a little over a year, so I don't have as much information as others do who have lived here longer. Hope this helps.

It's fine minus the racial tension.

Location wise, it's awesome.

[Kadence99]

We just moved to Johns Creek. Most of the schools are rated 9 out of 10.