The Village at Townpark - New construction luxury townhomes in Cobb County - near I-75 + I-575, Kennesaw State + McCollum field

Townpark Village is part of a new lifestyle that is evolving in north Atlanta. The concept of community in a traditional sense is re-emerging with a modern angle of convenience and easy access to amenities. Walking access to shops, restaurants and parks is no longer exclusive to metro Atlanta. Residents enjoy an easy walk to retail shops, restaurants and cafes at The Village at Townpark around the corner.

Townpark Village Townhomes residents enjoy the benefits of being less than a mile from Kennesaw State University, Georgia's second largest university campus and close proximity to McCollum Airport and Kennesaw Mountain National Park. Townpark is one mile north of Town Center at Cobb, a regional shopping mall with more than 180 department stores, shops and restaurants. Another 1.5 million square feet of ancillary retail surrounds the mall, offering tenants of Townpark convenient shopping and dining alternatives. A relaxing 20 minute drive north takes residents into the North Georgia Mountains and an easy drive south puts residents into the heart of metro Atlanta. The best way to see what's going on in Townpark is by firsthand experience. Come and visit our furnished model and spend some time getting to know the area.

Community Events & Activities - Kennesaw residents have a huge variety of events and entertainment options. Close by the Marietta Square hosts concerts, festivals and exhibits on a regular basis. Woodstock City Park and The Kennesaw Depot schedule family events throughout the year from holiday celebrations to summer concerts outside. Additional community recreation information is available at the City of Kennesaw website.

Kennesaw Schools - From top ranked elementary, middle and high schools to Georgia's second largest university campus, residents have access to great schools across a broad curriculum. Kennesaw’s public schools have an average rating of 8 out of 10 and residents also have a wide variety of private schools to choose from that go from Montessori to special charter schools.

To get a comprehensive overview of schools go to www.greatschools.net. Also review the undergraduate, MBA and continuing education offerings at Kennesaw State at www.kennesaw.edu.

Parks & Green Spaces - The most well known park is Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. This 2884 acre park features over 17 miles of trails, rises 1800 feet above sea level and provides spectacular views of downtown Atlanta and the surrounding area. But the city boasts a variety of other parks with different amenities as well. Close by Adams Park offers baseball and softball fields, the Ben Robertson Community Center, walking and running trails, tennis courts and picnic areas. The 42 acre Swift-Cantrell Park offers extensive playgrounds ,walking paths and picnic / shelter areas. For detailed information on each park’s features use the Kennesaw City Parks web page.

Restaurants - Whether you want a cup of fresh coffee and a bagel or have a craving for a great steak there are restaurants and culinary choices for every taste and style close by. Just around the corner at The Village at Townpark Taco Mac, Panera Bread, Little Azio, Five Guys Burgers and Chick-Fil-A are a good place to start. Also close by there are a variety of choices from Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse and Ted's Montana Grill to family style Italian at Ippolito's.

Arts & Theatre - On stage experience the drama of Robin Hood performed by the Kennesaw Theater Group or take in a play at the Blackwell Playhouse. If you’re interested in seeing an exhibit check the schedule at Gallery 4464 or catch one of the revolving exhibits at The Booth Western Art Museum. Nearby Kennesaw State's Arts department has an expanded offering of galleries and performances as well.

Historical Sites - Dating back to The Western Atlantic Railroad in the 1830’s Kennesaw has a rich history with many locations and landmarks preserved that tell the story. The civil war battle grounds at Kennesaw State Park and the strategic location of the railroad drew commerce and controversy. Learn more about Kennesaw’s history and landmarks the Southern Museum.