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Sunday 1-6, or by appointment
Phone: 770-536-9948
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When
you move to Harbour Point, you're moving to one of the most
desirable communities in the Greater Atlanta area. Gainesville
and Hall County have it all-a wonderful family environment,
a dynamic and fast-growing business community and outstanding
recreational opportunities.
Greater Hall County offers two public school systems, several
private schools, a public two-year college, a private university
and a technical college, providing a range of top quality educational
choices.
Harbour Point resident can take advantage of the all that Gainesville
has to offer as the center for shopping, medical, financial
and educational services and institutions in the North Georgia
area. Downtown Gainesville features terrific restaurants, specialty
shops, an arts center, along with the resources of Gainesville
College and Brenau University. Historic Green Street features
charming, turn-of-the century homes that house professional
offices, bed and breakfasts and fine eating establishments.
Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, natural
beauty abounds in Gainesville. Situated on the shores of Lake
Sidney Lanier, Gainesville offers lake living at its finest.
Whether you enjoy boat cruising, rowing, sailing, water sports,
swimming, or just enjoying amazing views, Lake Lanier is an
incredible resource for the area. Hall County has more parks
than any county in the United States -70 in all. In fact, just
about any recreational activity is available in Gainesville
and Hall County, including tennis, golf, hiking, and horseback
riding as well as team sports, including football, baseball,
softball and soccer.
Hall County is also close to many of Georgia's finest state
parks. Just a short, scenic drive takes you to Amicalola Falls,
with its 720-foot waterfall and to Black Rock Mountain, with
its panoramic 80-mile views at scenic overlooks. The majestic
Appalachian Mountains of North Georgia are a short drive north.
You can learn more about Gainesville and Hall County by clicking
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The Hall County Library System serves the entire county with
a main library in downtown Gainesville and four branches out
in the county. www.hall.public.lib.ga.us |
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Gainesville Parks and Leisure Services, www.gainesville.org
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Parks Dept., www.ganet.org/dnr/parks
Hall County Parks and Recreation Departments, www.hallcounty.org.
Lake Sidney Lanier, a 38,000 acre recreational lake attracts
some 10 million visitors annually. It's the most popular U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers lake in the nation and its economic
impact on the county is estimated to be $2 billion annually.
Lake Lanier Islands Resort and Water Park boasts the largest
wave pool in Georgia and white sandy beaches where families
frolic in the summer. The Emerald Pointe and PineIsle Resorts
on Lake Lanier Islands are popular destinations for business
meetings (complete with a round of golf), conferences and just
plain fun. www.lakelanierislands.com.
Clarks Bridge Park on Lake Lanier was the site of the rowing,
canoe and kayak venue for the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games
and attracts local and regional visitors who attend boating
events there several times a year.
www.lckc.org
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With its mild winters, sultry summers and spectacular seasonal
color, Hall County is located in an area known for having an
ideal climate. For the latest Hall County Weather, visit www.AccessNorthGa.com
Weather Center. |
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 , a 70-piece community
orchestra, offers several concerts a year and an outdoor Fourth
of July Patriotic Music Concert that is a community favorite.
Contact: 770-532-5727
stages an annual performance season, including The Nutcracker
at Christmas and a repertory performance in the spring to give
ballet students an opportunity to perform with guest artists.
Contact: 770-532-4241
is a cooperative venture joining the theatre programs of Gainesville
College, Brenau University, a professional company and the community.
Four productions are staged annually. The Georgia Mountain Players,
Gainesville's newest theatre company, presents three productions
annually. They can be reached at 770-718-3624 or www.gainesvilletheatrealliance.org.
is a comprehensive visual arts and education center offering
art classes and workshops. The galleries of the Quinlan Arts
Center are dedicated to monthly exhibitions of local, regional
and international artists. Contact: 770-536-2575
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, an international
raceway, brings more than 400,000 enthusiastic fans to Hall
County yearly and is the site of the international Petit LeMans
race.
www.roadatlanta.com
and www.petitlemans.com
The
attracts some 500,000 guests annually and offers fine wines,
international cuisine, a championship golf course and a luxurious
spa, hotel and Irish pub. www.chateauelan.com
Visitors from all over Georgia and the southeast visit Hall
County year round to attend its many festivals and events such
as Mule Camp Market on the square in downtown Gainesville. |
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