Atlanta Housing Source
Forsyth County
Cumming Subdivisions

If you are looking for a great home, Cumming offers homes in a wide variety of price ranges. We have selected a few of the more popular subdivisions. You may select a subdivision and find available homes.

Inventory changes frequently, so feel free to call us to find out the latest availability and help you find the perfect home for you!

Fieldstone
Low 200s to High 600s		 Fox Creek
Mid 200s to Mid 300s		 Stonebrooke Commons
High 100s to Low 200s
Walnut Grove
High 100s to Low 200s		 Shiloh Creek
High 100s to Mid 200s		 Manchester Park
High 100s to Low 200s
Saddlebrook Glen
Mid to High 200s		 Springmonte
High 200s to Mid 300s		 Thorngate
High 200s to Mid 300s
Creekside
High 300s to High 400s		 Evonvale
High 200s to Low 300s		 Autumn Walk
Mid to High 200s
Evans Farms
High 200s to Mid 300s		 Fields Pond
300s		 Parkstone
Low 200s to Mid 400s
Coventry
Mid 200s to High 300s		 Chattahoochee River Club
High 200s to Low 600s		 Three Chimneys
Low 300s to Low 500s
Polo Golf & Country Club 
High 200s to 1 Million +		 Montgrove
High 200s to Low 300s		 Windermere
High 200s to Mid 900s
Castlebrooke
Mid 200s to Low 500s		 Green Summers
Low 200s to Low 500s		 Longlake
High 200s to High 500s
Lake Forest
Mid 300s to Low 600s		 Wolf Creek Park
Low 400s to High 700s		 Preserve at Fieldstone
High 500s to High 600s

 

 
About Forsyth

Forsyth County is a county located north of the Atlanta Metropolitan Area. In 2007 the Census Estimate showed a population of 158,914

 

Forsyth County was created in 1832. It was established from a partition of the Cherokee County territory, which had been formed from the Cherokee Nation East the previous year. Forsyth County was named for John Forsyth, who was the Governor of Georgia from 1827-1829 and Secretary of State under Presidents Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren.

 

Its county seat is Cumming, Georgia. Forsyth is close to Atlanta and to the Blue Ridge mountains. It also borders Lake Lanier which has attracted many of the Metro area's new residents.

 

Forbes.com ranked Forsyth as the 13th wealthiest county in the United States for 2008, and the wealthiest county in the state of Georgia.

 

There are several cities in Forsyth including:

Cumming (incorporated)

Brookwood (unincorporated)

Coal Mountain (unincorporated)

Chestatee (unincorporated)

Silver City (unincorporated)

Daves Creek (unincorporated)

Friendship (unincorporated)

Big Creek (unincorporated)

Midway (unincorporated)

Milton (incorporated) partly within county

 

In 2008 Forsyth County had placed in the top ten fastest growing counties of the United States for several years. There are many newer subdivisions and several around world class golf courses.

 
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