Lawrenceville is a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, with a quaint feel and plenty of small-town charm. Its population of 30,629 is made up of blue-collar and white-collar workers, with many residents working in administrative roles, sales and construction.
Lawrenceville is a diverse town. In addition to sizable African-American and Hispanic communities, many residents hail from places across the globe, including Ireland, Germany and Haiti.
Renting an apartment in Lawrenceville puts you close to the action in nearby Atlanta, which is less than an hour?s drive away. Taking a day trip to see the big city's attractions, including Centennial Olympic Park and Turner Field, home stadium of the Atlanta Braves, is very simple.
Commuters can catch the 316 westbound to I-85, which leads to jobs located in the Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead sections of Atlanta. Alternately, commuters can avoid the city by catching I-285 where it crosses I-85, which leads south to US-78 towards Stone Mountain and I-20. By taking I-285 west/northwest to Sandy Springs and Dunwoody, commuters can catch MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority) trains to Downtown jobs and the airport.
Renting in Lawrenceville, GA
Apartments for rent in Lawrenceville are quite reasonable, given that the town is a low-cost suburb of Atlanta.
Lawrenceville Attractions
Aurora Theater: See a play, a musical, or sign your kids up for one of the Aurora's nationally-recognized educational programs.
Rhodes Jordan Park: A 162-acre green space with a lake, pavilions, trails, baseball fields and a playground complete with duck pond.
Sugarloaf Mills: This outlet mall has high-end discount stores, a movie theater, bowling lanes and restaurants.
Photos
Lawrenceville features historic buildings and interesting architecture. Photo: John Trainor / Flickr If you don't want to fight traffic in Atlanta to watch a sports game, check out some of the community or school stadiums and fields in Lawrenceville. Photo credit: Steve Burns / Flickr
