Piedmont Corners sits in , Georgia, in Forsyth County, with single-family ranch-style homes built mainly from 2007 to 2016, so you'll see homes with anywhere from two to four bedrooms and two or three bathrooms, usually around 1,360 to over 2,300 square feet, and the neighborhood has 51 homes in total, with addresses like 1790 Piedmont Ln. and 1645 Piedmont Ln. popping up on various listings, and homes set on lots that can be about 6,098 square feet up to 1.19 acres. Most homes feature brick on all sides, one story, and a slab foundation, and you'll find things like ceiling fans, central air, gas log fireplaces with a gas starter, double vanities in the bathroom, carpet and hardwood flooring, disappearing attic stairs, and bonus rooms or sunrooms, plus many homes include open floor plans, large living and dining areas, kitchens with plenty of cabinet space, and master suites with walk-in closets and ensuite bathrooms with granite counters, separate showers, and double vanities.
The homes come with attached two-car garages, new workbenches, driveways, four parking spaces, patios, fenced back yards, gardens, and sometimes sheds, plus laundry rooms and extra storage. Appliances generally include dishwashers, disposals, electric cooktops, and ovens. Accessibility features like accessible doors, entrances, and full baths are present in some homes, so they tend to have flat entryways and wide doors fit for folks needing easier movement, and there's space for guests or hobbies with added rooms that can serve as a home office or guest bedroom.
Piedmont Corners is a 55+ community, meaning it's designed for older adults, and it's managed by a homeowners' association with an annual fee around $175, covering things like management, swimming pool, garbage collection, yard upkeep, streetlights, and irrigation. Community amenities include a clubhouse, pool, fitness center, and often folks will have access to social activities, scheduled daily programs, and spaces like an arts room, game room, library, fitness room, wellness room, and a movie theater, along with resident-run groups and walking paths outdoors and a sun patio or gazebo for sitting outside. There's a catering kitchen in the clubhouse and rooms for events or activities, with programs and clubs formed within the neighborhood.
Some listings for Piedmont Corners mention dining services in the community, so there's restaurant-style dining with meal prep, chef-prepared foods, options for special diets, and dining rooms for eating together, while houses have kitchenettes and fully equipped kitchens. For support, the community may offer services such as housekeeping, move-in help, laundry service or dry cleaning, and family support, with 24-hour call systems, bathing and dressing help, medication management, and even respite care for short-term stays for those who need a break from caregiving. Piedmont Corners offers several types of living options, such as assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing homes, and continuing care, so residents can get more help if health needs change.
Utilities available include electricity, natural gas, sewer, water, high-speed internet, cable TV, underground utilities, and telephone service. Homes have air conditioning, and heating uses natural gas. The homes are close to 's stores, restaurants, golf, parks, and Lake Lanier, so it's pretty easy to get errands done or go out for entertainment. Piedmont Corners falls under Elementary, Otwell Middle, and Forsyth Central High for its public school assignments, and real estate agents from firms like Ansley Real Estate handle sales, leasing, and even relocating, with listings changing now and then.
While Piedmont Corners packs a lot into a single subdivision with tidy ranch homes, practical spaces, and a focus on easy living for folks over 55, you won't find any special names for places or extra frills listed, but you'll see most basics for comfort and convenience, all inside a quiet neighborhood not far from everything else in town, and most homes fit the simple style and sizes older residents tend to look for these days.
