Forsyth's Hottest Neighborhoods: Traditions

When you purchase real estate, you’re seeking much more than shelter. You’re looking for a place to watch your kids grow, an area to walk to your pup, new friends to make, and a place to have family and friends over for the holidays. You’re not looking for a house, you’re looking for somewhere to call home, a place where you can pull into the driveway each day with an appreciative, ear-to-ear smile.

If you take a stroll through Traditions, morning or evening, you’ll find residents walking with their kids and pets, neighbors chatting about the next community event, and folks making their way down to the Big Creek Greenway, which happens to connect to the neighborhood. From Book Clubs to Morning Java to pictures with Santa to poolside Fiesta’s, the name “Traditions” holds true, as this place was clearly “built to build memories”.

"Traditions residents are passionate about Social Groups, Events, and having volunteers that represent the neighborhood with the developer as we finalize the build out of our great community. You are at home when you're at Traditions!"

- Rick Baron, Traditions Homeowner

Nestled in South Forsyth and just walking distance from Fowler Park, Traditions has quickly become one of Cumming’s most desirable neighborhoods.

Traditions was established in 2014 and continues to add unique homes to its stunning property. With a number of developers in the neighborhood, including The Providence Group, FrontDoor Communities, Lennar, and Stanley Martin Homes, current and prospective homeowners have ample model and floor plan selections. Unlike typical new construction subdivisions, Traditions homes are not the average cookie cutter lots. Each home is unique in its own way, yet still has a way of blending beautifully into the overall community aesthetic.

"Such a wonderful community with so many great people! Love the look and feel of the homes and the surroundings."

–Lori W., Traditions Homeowner

Behind the community clubhouse, you’ll find a fishing lake with dock, a playground with a variety of fun recreational equipment for the kiddos, and a junior Olympic pool with splash park. Inside the lakefront clubhouse, residents have access to a fitness facility and a large living & dining space to reserve for personal events, whether it be graduations or baby showers. Neighbors also have access to several small parks around the neighborhood where they can gather and enjoy the company of family and friends, no matter the season.

"The public spaces make it very easy for adults and kids to spend time together, whether at the clubhouse and pool or one of the many parks spread throughout the community." –Rick Baron, Traditions Homeowner

The neighborhood connects to hiking and biking trails and is walking distance to Fowler Park, one of Forsyth’s largest parks featuring 12 tennis courts, 5 soccer fields, 4 baseball fields, batting cages, a dog park, skate park, and youth athletic programs, classes, and camps. It’s a short drive to Collections, 2 miles from 400, and is just a few miles from Halcyon, Forsyth’s new mixed use development and hot spot featuring a market hall, restaurants, shops, and more.

Despite new homes continuing to be built all around Forsyth, the homes in Traditions are flying off the market particularly fast. With prices ranging from the mid $400’s to the $600’s, residents are quickly moving to this Cumming neighborhood to take advantage of the relaxed yet cosmopolitan lifestyle, Forsyth County’s tax breaks, and what is seen to be a great investment opportunity. With Forsyth topping the United States fastest-growing counties at #11, who knows what the future holds. In the meantime, let’s enjoy the fairly priced homes and the convenience and beauty of the suburbs without the city traffic.

"…the connection to the greenway, close to shops, stores and restaurants but quietly tucked away from the hustle and bustle!"

- Lori W., Traditions Homeowner

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