Apartments in Gainesville (and surrounding areas)

Gainesville, Georgia

Sitting on the shores of Lake Lanier and nestled at the foothills of the Blue ridge mountains, Gainesville is the county seat of Hall County, Georgia with a population of just over 30,000. Gainesville seems to have more nicknames than any other city, for it's known as the "Poultry Capital of the World", "Hospitality Capital of the World" and "Queen City of the Mountains". Gainsville became nationally known after hosting the 1996 Olympic Rowing and Kayaking events. Tourism plays a huge role in the Gainsville economy, for a good reason. Just some of the things to see and do in Gainsville include: Lake Sidney Lanier, Lake Lanier Islands, Three 18-hole golf courses, Water Park, 2 luxury hotels, North Georgia Mountains, Road Atlanta - Home to the Atlanta Grand Prix and host of the largest motor sports event in the world, the SCCA National Championship Race as well as Petite LeMans, NASCAR host Lanier National Speedway, Elachee Nature Science Center, Mule Camp Market, Chateau Elan Winery and Resort, Atlanta Falcons Football Complex, Quinlan Visual Arts Center and the recently renewed Historic Downtown Gainesville.

Gainesville Parks and Recreation

Gainsville has an abundance of parks and recreation facilities available to apartment dwellers. Just a few of the many parks to check out include: City Park, Candler Street Park, Rock Creek Park, Ivey Terrace Park, Wilshire Trails, Longwood Park, Roper Park, Wessell Park, Riverside Park, Poultry Park, Engine 209 Park, DeSota Park, Fair Street Park, Myrtle Street Park, Kenwood Park, Holly Park and Linwood Nature Preserve.

Gainesville Weather

Located in the deep south, Gainesville has a subtropical climate, and the summer months can be very hot and humid. Because of this, Gainesville has milder winters with average highs in the 50's and lows in the 30's .

Apartments in Gainesville

Those searching for apartments in Gainesville are in luck. Apartment dwellers will find apartments with resort style ameneties and easy access to the many parks, lakes, greenbelts and hike and bike trails the city has to offer. Other things to consider when looking for an apartment in Gainesville include the community's access to freeways such as I-985, and close by shopping centers, dining options and movie theaters. Whether you are looking for luxury townhomes, condos or more traditional one, two or three bedroom apartments, you are sure to find a great place to live in Gainesville Georgia.