Peachtree City is located just south of Atlanta in Fayette County. More than 20 years in the making, it is one of America's most successful master-planned cities--a thriving community of more than 30,000 residents who love to call Peachtree City home.

Founded in 1959, Peachtree City has been built on the idea that it's possible to develop a community and not just the real estate on which it sits. By providing gathering places, protecting natural areas, and overseeing the blend of living, working, and recreational opportunites, this idea has been turned into a reality.

Across its 15,000 acres, the city features more than 125 neighborhoods nestled within five distinct "villages"--Braelinn, Aberdeen, Glenloch, Kedron, and West Village. A variety of architectural styles is available to suit each resident's individual taste.

One of the city's most distinctive features is its network of golf cart paths. Winding through wooded greenbelts and curving around scenic lakes, the paths connect the city while allowing residents to connect with one another.

The 90+ miles of paths link neighborhoods, schools, restaurants, shops, and recreational areas. They also give residents a place to enjoy nature, whether they're rollerblading, biking, jogging, or just riding in their golf carts.

Because it has been built according to a development master plan, Peachtree City's businesses and residents exist in harmony. And varied recreational activities and top-rated schools round out the entire living experience.

The founder's vision of connectivity is woven into the very social fabric of Peachtree City. And these connections give the city its uniqueness and harmony, while giving you a sense of real belonging.