Roswell

Roswell's history dates back to the early days of Georgia's statehood. In the 1830s, a man named Roswell King visited the area and built a cotton mill on Vickery Creek. He was joined by other settlers, and cotton became the main industry, even after damage during the Civil War. Today, many of these buildings make up a 640-acre historic district. The city's location along the Chattahoochee River makes it popular for outdoor recreation, and the downtown has no shortage of shops and restaurants.  Canton Street is home to Roswell's dining and shopping scene, named a Great Georgia Street. During the spring and fall, this area hosts Alive in Roswell and the third Thursday of every month allows diners to walk with drinks on the pedestrian street.

 

Beyond the downtown district are several other neighborhoods within Roswell worth exploring.  Whether you are looking for a more urban feel in the downtown Roswell district or traditional suburbia is your thing, you'll find a perfect place to call home.  From townhomes and condos to single-family and active adult options, you'll have plenty of housing options to choose from here.