For more info, call 770-599-9155 or 770-599-8182 or view the flier here: http://www.senoia.com/pdf/CarShow2011.pdf
All About Senoia, Georgia in Coweta County. Living in & New Homes in Senoia, Georgia.
Monday, September 19, 2011
For more info, call 770-599-9155 or 770-599-8182 or view the flier here: http://www.senoia.com/pdf/CarShow2011.pdf
Location:
Main St, Senoia, GA 30276, USA
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Next Senoia Farmers Market Saturday Sept 10th
Help support local farmers at the Senoia Farmers Market. The Markets are held on the second and fourth Saturdays each month from May through September. Farm fresh locally grown produce, canned good and specialty foods and items are available. The Market is held from 8:00 AM to 12 noon in the City Hall Parking Lot on Main Street in downtown Senoia.
Labels:
Farmers Market,
Senoia
Location:
Main St, Senoia, GA 30276, USA
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Featured Jeff Lindsey Communities Home
Welcome Home to Ivy Ridge!
Come check out this Awesome Plan available in Phase II of Ivy Ridge subdivision in Senoia.
Come check out this Awesome Plan available in Phase II of Ivy Ridge subdivision in Senoia.
Move In Ready!! Large Murphy B Plan, approx 3500 sq. ft. featuring the Master Suite with Sitting Area on the Main level, Large Kitchen & Breakfast with Island/Bar Open to Family Room, plus 4 Additional Bedrooms, 2 Baths (1 Jack & Jill), and Bonus/Loft Upstairs. $217,000
Lots of Space, Come Check it out Today!
Additional details here:
http://www.trulia.com/property/3052537226-LOT-12-LOT-12-Senoia-GA-30276
More info on Ivy Ridge and Jeff Lindsey Communities here:
http://jefflindseycommunities.com/communities/ivy_ridge/index.html
Labels:
GA,
Ivy Ridge,
Jeff Lindsey Communities,
New Home,
Senoia
Location:
Ivy Lane, Senoia, GA, USA
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Senoia, Georgia
Senoia (the local, traditional pronunciation is "Sen-oy," with the "a" being silent) is a city in Coweta County, Georgia.
The 2005 estimate shows 2,719 living within Senoia, making Senoia the second largest city in Coweta County.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Located in Eastern Coweta County, Senoia is just minutes from Peachtree City & Newnan, with easy access to Interstate 85 and Georgia Highways 16, 85, & 74, making it convenient to Griffin & Fayetteville as well.
Location:
Senoia, GA 30276, USA
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Just Reduced!!
Come check out this great Home in Ivy Ridge!
~ Just Reduced for Quick Sale ~
Move in Ready!
4BR 3BA $184,700
More Details on this property & Lots of Photos here: http://www.trulia.com/property/3051533863-230-Autumn-Creek-Senoia-GA-30276
Info on Ivy Ridge & Jeff Lindsey Communities here: http://jefflindseycommunities.com/communities/ivy_ridge/index.html
Don't Miss this Great Deal!
Monday, August 15, 2011
The City has recreational trails in Marimac Lakes Park and along Rockaway Road. Low Speed Motor Vehicles and Motorized Carts are permitted on these trails and on ANY city street where the speed limit is 35 MPH or less. All carts must operate in accordance with state and city law and must be registered with the City of Senoia. Please operate all vehicles with extraordinary care.
Cart Registration Form (.doc)
Labels:
Golf Carts,
Multi-Use Trails
Location:
Senoia, GA 30276, USA
In the Beginning...
Coweta County (pronounced "Cow-eeta" or
"Ky-eeta" & meaning "water falls") was formed
in Georgia in June 9, 1825 as Chief William McIntosh
signed the Treaty of Indian Springs, for which
he was soon killed by his fellow Creek Indians.
Settlers migrated to the area following the
Fifth Land Lottery of 1827.
Gerrard M. Veal, a minor, received land lot 279,
the 202.5 acres that became present day Senoia.
Coweta County (pronounced "Cow-eeta" or
"Ky-eeta" & meaning "water falls") was formed
in Georgia in June 9, 1825 as Chief William McIntosh
signed the Treaty of Indian Springs, for which
he was soon killed by his fellow Creek Indians.
Settlers migrated to the area following the
Fifth Land Lottery of 1827.
Gerrard M. Veal, a minor, received land lot 279,
the 202.5 acres that became present day Senoia.
Another thing for visitors to Senoia to note: Although you might think that Senoia would most likely be pronounced "Seh-noy-yuh", don't be fooled. Locals here simply call it "Seh-noy." If you want to stand out like a sore thumb, feel free to mispronounce Senoia. No one will say anything, but every one will know you are not a "local"!
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