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Berkeley Lake, GA, offers luxury residential living with stunning trees and green space, all nestled around a charming lake in West Gwinnett County. Formerly a summer retreat of fishing cabins, the city has evolved into a small community of homes near the town's namesake 88-acre lake. This urban wildlife sanctuary offers green space, stunning natural views, and convenient access to the top-end perimeter (I-285), just over 7 miles away.
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The area has been committed to controlled, wise growth since its incorporation in 1956, when residents sought electricity, phone lines, and other amenities. Since that time, the Western Gwinnett County Community between Duluth and Peachtree Corners has held designations as an Urban Wildlife Sanctuary and a Tree City USA since 1999, and has recently received the Growth Award.
Gwinnett County High Schools: Duluth High School, Norcross High
Transit: The Ride Gwinnett Transit Stop at The Forum on Peachtree Parkway connects with the Doraville MARTA Station Monday through Saturday, where bus routes are available to Buckhead, the Centers for Disease Control, DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, and Tucker, GA. In addition, the MARTA Gold Line Train Route starts at the Doraville Station and terminates at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with stops at popular Metro Atlanta business, entertainment, and other hubs.
The small City of Berkeley Lake, GA, is located along the west-central border of Gwinnett County, around 25 miles Northeast of Downtown Atlanta. Some nearby residences in unincorporated Gwinnett County also use Berkeley Lake, GA as their address.
Expect the drive from downtown Atlanta to Berkeley Lake, GA during rush hour to take about an hour. Mass Transit options are available at the Forum on Peachtree Parkway.
While the beautiful City of Berkeley Lake, GA is ungated and open to those who respect the community, Berkeley Lake, the actual body of water, is private and available only to residents who call the city home.