Brookfield Country Club has more than 900 homes in the City of Roswell, and the most useful thing to know before you buy is that its homeowners association is voluntary. You can join for a yearly fee or not, and the association has no covenants of its own to enforce. For a neighborhood this size, that is unusual, and it changes how you should read a listing.
Every home in the neighborhood is inside the City of Roswell, in north Fulton County, according to the association. The association's mailing address is 885 Woodstock Road, Suite 430, Box 522, Roswell, GA 30075.
For the wider area, see Living in Roswell.
The Brookfield Country Club HOA is a voluntary nonprofit corporation with elected directors and bylaws. Owners choose whether to join. Member dues pay for things everyone sees, such as entrance maintenance, street signs, lighting and other community improvements, plus events like a tour of homes and a holiday lights contest. As of Aug 23, 2026, the association reported 619 paid members.
Because the association cannot enforce covenants, the rules that apply to every home come from the City of Roswell's Unified Development Code. That code covers nuisances, property maintenance, street parking, overgrown yards and inoperable vehicles. The association points residents to the City of Roswell Code Enforcement Guide.
The trade-off is straightforward. You get more freedom over your own lot, and you have less control over what a neighbor does with theirs, beyond what city code allows.
The association's site lists what member dues pay for, and club access is not on that list. Brookfield Country Club, the club, is a separate topic. If golf, tennis or the pool matters to you, contact the club directly for current membership options and fees before you buy.
Brookfield is in Fulton County Schools. Confirm the assigned schools for the exact address with the district.
No. The association describes itself as a voluntary nonprofit. Owners can join or opt out, and it has no covenants of its own to enforce.
The neighborhood has more than 900 homes.
City of Roswell code, including its Unified Development Code, applies to every home in the neighborhood.
The association does not list club access among the things its dues pay for, so ask the club about membership.
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