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Woodstock · Cherokee County

A local’s guide to downtown Woodstock

From two builders who live here.

Downtown Woodstock has become one of the most loved small downtowns in Georgia — a few walkable blocks of restaurants, shops, music, and trails that people drive across Atlanta to spend a Saturday in. Here is what an ordinary week actually looks like.

The Week

What downtown gives you

Concerts on the green

The Woodstock Summer Concert Series has filled the amphitheater at The Park at City Center every summer since 1998. Chairs, blankets, neighbors — and no parking to hunt for if you walk.

Where we eat

Prime 120, Ember, Rreal Tacos, Canyons, and Truck & Tap are all on our short list — and all within a few blocks of each other.

Coffee, beer, and a treat

Bizarre Coffee to start the day, Reformation Brewery for a pint with friends, and Pelicans when it is too hot for anything else.

Shop and stroll

Independent boutiques, galleries, Sweet Read for a book, and the Saturday-morning farmers market — the kind of browsing that makes an afternoon disappear.

Trails and parks

The Noonday Creek Trail runs right through, connecting downtown to miles of paved greenway, with playgrounds and open lawns in between.

Arts, theater, and events

Live theater, music, and classes run year-round at Woodstock’s downtown arts venues, and festivals, markets, and holiday lights fill the calendar well past summer.
From Our Founders

Why we live downtown

“Downtown Woodstock gets better and better every year.”

“There is always something to do — from concerts, to dining, to the farmers market.”

Tony Perry · Founder & Land Acquisition

“It is amazing that I can just walk downtown and find all the things I would find in a big city for entertainment, but all with the small-town vibe.”

Chris LaFaive · Founder & Director of Operations
A Rezide home near downtown Woodstock
Why It Matters

Walkable is hard to build

Most new construction sits where the land is easy — which is usually a drive from anything. The lots close enough to walk downtown are few, and they go quickly.

That is the whole idea behind The Grove: new homes within walking distance of all of the above. Leave the car in the garage and go.

Live Near It

Homes a walk from downtown

The Grove is releasing plans, pricing, and homesites soon. Join the interest list and you will see them first.

See The Grove Why We Build Here