Acworth

A short drive north from Atlanta along I-75 brings you to the scenic foothills of the north Georgia mountains. Here, nestled along the banks of the lake that bears its name, the city of Acworth welcomes you home with its tree-lined roads, lovely parks, gorgeous waterfront scenery and historic small-town charm.

Today, Acworth is known as a “foodie” haven and a destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The city’s 28,000 residents enjoy a strong sense of community with a year-round calendar of festivals and events. Enjoy a day by the lake at Acworth Beach, browse shops and galleries, enjoy a round of golf at Cobblestone or fishing on the lake, or take a stroll with friends in one of the nation’s few open-container downtown areas. It’s all here in Acworth, an All-America City and your personal haven just 35 miles from Atlanta.

Quick Facts

Population: 28,502
Elevation: 941 feet
Area: 8.8 square miles
Nickname: Lake City
Public schools: Cobb County School District
Located along Lake Acworth, Lake Allatoona
Known for historic downtown area, lively shopping and dining scene, outdoor recreation

Living in Acworth

Attractions

Historic Downtown Acworth—The historic downtown area has been a key focus of city redevelopment for the past 15 years, and today the district features an eclectic blend of art galleries, boutique shops and dining establishments. Historic Downtown is also an Open-Container District, allowing area visitors to stroll with open containers of alcoholic beverages purchased from licensed restaurants and bars in the district.
Acworth Beach at Cauble Park—A 25-acre park on the north side of Lake Acworth with fishing, playground and a pleasant beach popular for summer family outings.
Logan Farm Park—A popular 120-acre park in the center of town featuring multi-use trails, playgrounds and plenty of green space.
Historic Acworth Walking Tour—A self-guided tour taking visitors by the city’s many historic landmarks.
Cobblestone Golf Course—An award-winning municipal course along the banks of Lake Acworth, rated four stars by Golf Digest.

Dining

There are many reasons why Acworth is known as a foodie capital. Just a few of those reasons are listed below:

Gabriel’s at the Old Mill—A popular establishment with an outdoor patio set in a 19th-century mill, featuring delectable Southern dishes and desserts with an upscale flair.
Henry’s Louisiana Grill—A nationally acclaimed destination restaurant located along historic Main Street, featuring Southern-inspired Cajun recipes by Chef Henry Chandler.
Fish Thyme—Contemporary fine-dining seafood dishes served in an upscale casual environment with a fire pit and patio dining. Reservations recommended.
Nibbles Grill—A mainstay among the locals, this cozy family-owned counter establishment features fantastic breakfasts and mouth-watering burgers in a converted gas station.
J.D.’s Bar-B-Q—This old-school barbecue joint is one of the most popular in town, offering slow-smoked meats, wings and burgers.
Center Street Tavern—This happening downtown spot is known for its pub grub, salads and live music calendar.

Shopping

You’ll discover some great boutiques and galleries as you wander the streets of Acworth. When you do, be sure to check these out:

Glitzy Chiks—Eclectic boutique off Cobb Parkway North featuring one-of-a-kind accessories and handbags.
Serendipity House—A fascinating gift shop and décor store set in a historic Queen Ann house, this shopping destination offers gourmet tastings and interior decorating services along with its unique inventory of delights.
Al Bum’s Record Shoppe—A hip old-school record store featuring classic vinyl, stereo gear, concert DVDs and live music events.

Transportation

Airports—Acworth is approximately 42 miles north of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta’s world-class airport serving 100 million travelers annually. The nearest general aviation facility is Cartersville Airport, located 13 miles northwest of town.
Public Transportation—A small community, Acworth has no internal public transportation system. Public access into Atlanta is available via the Acworth Park & Ride located just off I-75, where you can catch the Route 480 regional bus into downtown Atlanta or CobbLinc Bus 102 to the Arts Center MARTA station.
Major Roads and Interstates—The city’s main route is historic Main Street along US-41 (or “Old 41) leading through the heart of town. Acworth sits along the I-75 corridor, a main north-south artery between Michigan and Florida, also running through Atlanta. The I-285 loop around Atlanta is located about 30 miles south along I-75.

Acworth Real Estate Information

Acworth consists mainly of single-family homes along with a few townhomes and apartment complexes. Most homes in Acworth have been built since the 1970s, with a handful of historic residences dated prior to the 1930s. Median home values in this area are about $235,000, making Acworth one of the more affordable cities in the region. Individual home prices generally range between the low $100s on the low end to more than $2 million on the high end. The City Center and Mars Hill neighborhoods tend to be more affordable, with the more expensive real estate located mainly to the south and west.

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