Retreat to Roswell, One of Georgia’s Best Cities

Roswell became an official city in 1854, and has since been dubbed Georgia’s best city to live in; chosen twice by Atlanta Magazine as the best place to live in the metro Atlanta area. With millennials now make up the largest percentage of buyers, and with the recent shift of working remote eliminating commute times, Roswell has become a popular destination for younger buyers. The city has seen a 27% year-over-year growth in its median sales price of homes, now $458,000; Roswell is on the real estate fast track.

The city’s population and size remains modest, creating a small town feel that everyone falls in love with. With its picturesque downtown filled with independently owned shops and restaurants, it’s no secret why people love it so much. It truly is a town with a perfect balance of work and life.

 

About the City of ROSWELL

Population: 93,968 | Median age: 38

Rent: $1,281 | Renters: 32%

Home Value: $374,700 | Homeowners: 68%

Household Income: $93,000 | Property Value: $355,900

What the residents LOVE

  1. Roswell hosts a block party every third Thursday of each month from April-October

  2. The restaurant scene is unbeatable, with numerous top-rated international and local cuisines

  3. Total of 18 public parks and hiking trails that border the Chattahoochee River

  4. An annual beer festival is held, and the city even has their own local craft brewery

  5. Top choice for families, as Roswell boasts many highly ranked public schools, and over thirty private institutions within the city limits

Where to EAT

Adele’s: Cajun inspired food created by owner and head chef from New Orleans

Amalfi Ristorante: Authentic Italian with an atmosphere made to feel like you’re eating in Italy

Greenwood’s on Green Street: Organic, farm-fresh food, situated in a traditional southern home with eclectic feels

Little Alley: Steakhouse with delicious meats, fabulous decor and a ‘go-to’ for a fancy night out

Roswell Provisions: French-inspired bistro; charm comparable to a rural French town, full of cheese & wines

Vas Kouzina: Greek cuisine infused with traditional flavors & techniques, all of which fully embody the flavorful culture