Reunion

Inspired by a vision of America's small town past, Reunion in Atlanta revives a timeless way of living where winding sidewalks, parks and green spaces surround charming streetscapes of gracious homes with welcoming front porches. Reunion is reminiscent of small towns of the past with its classic homes, sidewalks, parks, and friendly faces.

Located just four miles from I-85, every needed convenience is easily reachable. Within Reunion, the choice for recreation is unlimited with an 18-hole championship golf course, racquet club, waterpark and perhaps the biggest adventure play park in the area. Community spirit thrives with Reunion's Activities Director, who provides a full calendar of events and activities for all ages.

Reunion inspires families to enjoy quality time together away from the hectic pace of everyday life. At the heart of Reunion is The Village Center, where neighbors gather, families dine and children laugh, splash and play. The Reunion championship golf course, designed by Mike Riley, features 18-holes of challenging golf amidst rolling, wooded hills. Neighborhood parks and The Village Green provide plenty of space for outdoor activities. With its hometown feel and strong sense of community spirit, Reunion is the perfect place for today's active families.

Located off Thompson Mill Road less than four miles from I-85 and Chateau Elan, Reunion offers prime convenience in a hometown setting amidst rolling, wooded hills. Great shopping and fine dining are just minutes away at the Mall of Georgia and Golden Park Village. Recreation is readily available at nearby parks and spectacular Lake Lanier.

Life is too short to compromise. Why settle for anything less than the best? We promise to deliver a better home, a better neighborhood and a better homebuilding experience. Discover why life at Reunion, Atlanta's New Hometown, is simply better.

Reunion inspires families to enjoy quality time together away from the hectic pace of everyday life. The heart of Reunion is The Town Center, where neighbors gather, families dine and children play. Neighborhood parks and The Green provide plenty of space for outdoor activities.