Chattahoochee Hills is a highly unique municipality in southern Fulton County, Georgia, celebrated for its fierce commitment to preserving rural landscapes, agricultural heritage, and open spaces right in the shadow of metro Atlanta's rapid expansion. Formed in 2007 by residents looking to control zoning and prevent suburban sprawl, the city feels worlds away from the dense urban core of Atlanta, despite being only a short drive from the world's busiest airport.
The city is most internationally recognized for Serenbe, an award-winning biophilic and New Urbanist community that integrates housing, organic agriculture, arts, and commerce directly into the natural environment. Serenbe has become a national model for sustainable development, proving that communities can thrive while protecting the ecological balance of the land.
Beyond Serenbe, Chattahoochee Hills is known for its rolling pastures, dense forests, winding rivers, and a profound respect for conservation. It is a haven for equestrians, cyclists, nature lovers, and a booming film industry drawn to its pristine, untouched Southern scenery.
