Phone 678-300-6001
Oakwood is small, sits right on I-985, and is changing faster than its size suggests. For someone who wants to build, that combination is the opportunity: land is still reachable, and the commute south is a straight run.
A town this size in a growth corridor is a moving target — what was agricultural land a few years ago is being annexed and serviced now, and whether a given parcel has sewer available or needs septic is a question with a real answer that changes by the year. We check it for the specific parcel rather than assuming.
Oakwood still has parcels with genuine acreage close to an interstate interchange, which is an unusual combination this far into the metro's northern reach. Land toward Chicopee Woods is wooded and rolling; land near the corridor is flatter and cheaper to build on.
We build and renovate throughout Hall County. These are the parts of Oakwood we work in most often — if your street is not on the list, it does not mean we cannot get to it.
Hall County Schools serves Oakwood, and the University of North Georgia's Gainesville campus is minutes away — which matters to more buyers here than you would expect.
Photographs of houses we have actually finished — not renderings and not a stock library. Our nearest completed build to Oakwood is Shadburn Ferry, about 12 miles away in Buford, documented in 47 photographs.
Tell us about the site and what you have in mind. We will tell you honestly what it takes to build it here — including the parts that are harder in Oakwood than elsewhere.