Lawrenceville

Just 30 miles northeast of Atlanta, Lawrenceville is a vibrant, fast-growing city that perfectly blends historic roots with contemporary living. As Gwinnett County’s oldest city, Lawrenceville offers the perfect mix of culture, convenience, and connection—with a charming walkable downtown, beautiful parks, and a strong sense of community that makes it easy to feel right at home.

From local theaters and food truck Fridays to quiet strolls through tree-lined parks, Lawrenceville provides a lifestyle where tradition and progress go hand in hand.

What to Love

• A historic downtown filled with boutiques, cafés, and cultural landmarks
  
  

• Scenic parks and active recreational spaces for all ages
  
  

• An exciting calendar of festivals, concerts, and local events
  
  

• Easy access to Atlanta paired with a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere

Local Lifestyle

Lawrenceville is all about connection—between neighbors, cultures, and generations. It’s a community where residents know their local baristas, where kids play in the parks until sundown, and where creativity thrives. With top-rated schools, diverse neighborhoods, and an increasing number of small businesses and public spaces, it’s a place to plant roots and grow.

Dining and Shopping

Lawrenceville’s food scene is full of flavor and character. Grab brunch or dinner at Local Republic, known for its inventive Southern plates and handcrafted cocktails. Blue Rooster Bake Shop offers comfort in the form of homemade pies and pastries, while Foggy Bottom BBQ brings smoky Southern classics in a relaxed setting.

When it comes to shopping, downtown is lined with boutique stores, antique shops, and artisan retailers. Whether you’re browsing for handmade gifts or scoring vintage finds, Lawrenceville’s local businesses are full of charm and quality.

Entertainment and Things to Do

From cultural attractions to outdoor escapes, Lawrenceville has something for everyone.

• Gwinnett Historic Courthouse: This beautifully preserved 1800s landmark sits at the center of downtown and is a favorite for tours, weddings, and city events.
  
  

• Rhodes Jordan Park: A go-to spot for families with walking trails, sports fields, playgrounds, a shimmering lake, and an aquatic center complete with a lazy river and water slides.
  
  

• Coolray Field: Catch a Gwinnett Stripers game—Triple-A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves—for affordable, family-friendly fun.
  
  

• Aurora Theatre: One of the Southeast’s most acclaimed regional theaters, offering musicals, comedies, and dramatic performances year-round.

A Place to Call Home

Lawrenceville offers something for every stage of life—whether you're a young professional, a growing family, or settling into retirement. With a wide range of housing options, affordable living, and access to both Gwinnett County’s top-ranked schools and job markets across metro Atlanta, it’s a smart, connected place to call home.

New developments and revitalization projects continue to breathe life into the city, enhancing its livability while preserving its historic soul.