FAYETTE COUNTY SEAT
Fayetteville
Where Southern heritage meets modern living. Experience historic charm, award-winning schools, and a vibrant downtown in one of Georgia's most desirable communities.
RICH HISTORY
A Historic Southern Gem
Founded in 1823 and named after the Marquis de Lafayette, Fayetteville has served as the Fayette County seat for two centuries. The historic courthouse square remains the heart of the community, surrounded by beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture.
Today, Fayetteville blends its rich history with modern amenities, offering residents the best of both worlds—small-town charm with easy access to Atlanta's metropolitan opportunities, just 25 miles south of the city.
LIFESTYLE & AMENITIES
Small-Town Charm, Big-City Access
Fayetteville offers an authentic Southern lifestyle with historic character, strong community bonds, and modern conveniences—all within 25 miles of downtown Atlanta.
Historic Downtown
Charming courthouse square with local shops, restaurants, farmers market, and community events year-round.
Award-Winning Schools
Fayette County Schools consistently rank among Georgia's best with exceptional academics and extracurriculars.
Shopping & Dining
Fayette Pavilion, local boutiques, and diverse dining from Southern comfort food to international cuisine.
Parks & Trails
McCurry Park, Lafayette Educational Center trails, and numerous green spaces for outdoor recreation.
YOUTH SPORTS & ACTIVITIES
Growing Champions
Fayetteville provides exceptional youth sports programs through the city's recreation department and highly competitive school athletics. From Little League to high school championships, kids have access to quality coaching and facilities.
Fayetteville Recreation
Baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, and cheerleading programs
Fayette County High School
Competitive athletics including football, basketball, track, and more
Travel Teams
Select soccer, baseball, and softball teams competing regionally
Community Programs
Summer camps, swim lessons, and year-round youth activities
Fayetteville by the Numbers
~18,000
Population
$400K-$550K
Median Home Price
A
School Rating
30 min
Commute to Atlanta
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Things to Do
Historic Courthouse Square
The heart of Fayetteville featuring the iconic courthouse, local shops, restaurants, and weekly farmers market.
Fayette Pavilion
Major shopping center with national retailers, dining options, and entertainment including a movie theater.
McCurry Park
Beautiful community park with walking trails, playgrounds, sports fields, and picnic areas for family gatherings.
Lafayette Educational Center
Historic site with nature trails, educational programs, and community events celebrating local heritage.
Pinewood Forest
Nearby innovative community with trails, parks, restaurants, and a unique walkable neighborhood design.
Local Dining Scene
Diverse restaurants from Southern classics to international cuisine, plus local cafes and bakeries downtown.
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