Should You Move to Milton Georgia? [Complete Guide]

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"Should you Move to Milton Georgia?" is a complete guide to what it's like living in Milton. Milton Georgia is located about 30 min. north of Atlanta Georgia, and is one of Atlanta's best suburbs. There are tons of benefits to living in this city, like the amazing community, and excellent public schools. If you would like to know more about what it's like to live in Millton Georgia, or are considering moving to any suburb of Atlanta Georgia, feel free to call or text me anytime!
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@cw4631 7 ай бұрын

Moved to Milton 2 years ago. LOVE IT! Everything about it. Parks, trails, peaceful atmosphere, quiet, yet close to everything in Alpharetta for shopping. It’s a fantastic place for a family.

@dansonlevitan3419 9 ай бұрын

I just moved here in Milton and I love the area already. With nice people in the neighborhood

@NationInDistressMay30 8 ай бұрын

*** Keep in mind regarding septic vs sewer.. Septic is the firewall that prevents high density homes and commercial development! I hope Milton continues to put a block on sewer lines being installed. Without sewer, then the largest Piece of land you can develop is one acre for one family.

@Maxrotor1 Ай бұрын

I agree. My home in Alpharetta is on septic. All of the lots are re at least 1 acre and this prevents high density development. Ultimately it keeps lower end homes from being built.