Suwanee is located at a major crossroads of Georgia highways. Residents can drive 30 minutes on I-85 and be in Atlanta, or take Highway 317 (Lawrenceville- Suwanee Road) or Highway 23 (Buford Highway), or Peachtree Industrial Boulevard to get to the city.  Suwanee has the small town charm and is far enough away from Atlanta that residents can escape from the big city pressures and at the same time have a lot to do.

Suwanee is has been recognized by Money Magazine as one of the country´s best small communitiesin which to live in 2007 and is proud of numerous other awards. Suwanee can boast of its distinctive parks, exciting events, and high-quality developments. Suwanee has acquired over 300 acres of open space which has been used for new parks and trail systems. The community has built a super playground called Play Town Suwanee, for its younger residents, and has other parks for the enjoyment for all -Town Center Park, Sims Lake Park, and Suwanee Creek Park, which is serves as the four-mile trailhead from Suwanee Creek Greenway. The city has a new Town Center which offers residents an area to gather for events, shopping, great restaurants, or just a place to relax and play.

Suwanee serves all kinds of people and families as far as housing goes, there is a wide variety of housing options that will fit an array of lifestyles. The Gwinnett County School System, which is the largest school system in the state of Georgia and regarded as the finest, serves the younger residents of Suwanee. With its mix of old-fashioned charm and contemporary convenience, Suwanee attracts new residents, businesses, and visitors.  


Information for Suwanee - 30024
    Median Household Income - $100,791
    Median Home Cost - $349,900
    Home Appreciation - 0.00%
    Population - 60,179
    Population Density (Per Sq. Mile) - 1,413