Roswell GA Real Estate & Neighborhood Guide

Roswell offers something for people of all ages.  Six-hundred forty acres of Roswell are included on the National Registry of Historic Places.  Roswell has 18 parks with 800 acres of land, museums, its own Cultural Arts Center and a historic district honoring the city's past. Recreational opportunities include biking, boating, fishing, rafting and hiking.  Roswell received the City of Excellence Award in 2003 from Georgia Municipal Association and has twice been chosen by Atlanta Magazine as the best place to live in the Atlanta metro area.  Forbes magazine recognized Roswell at No. 10 on the list of "America's 25 Best Places to Move."  Ranked as one of the safest places to live in the United States, the suburban neighborhoods are a mixture of old Craftsman-style homes and newly developed subdivisions.  Although Roswell is one of the largest cities in Georgia, the town square is reminiscent of an old-time rural community lined with uniques stores, gift shops and restaurants.  Many of the communities in Roswell offer swim, tennis and pickleball courts.