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Haynes Crossing &
Haynes Preserve Subdivisions
In Gwinnett County, just outside the Grayson city limits, off Highway 84 is located Haynes Crossing and Haynes Preserve subdivisions. They were named after Big Haynes Creek which runs between the two subdivisions. Big Haynes Creek and Little Haynes Creek come together just south of Black Shoals Reservoir which is part of the Haynes Watershed Project which actually runs southward all the way to Macon. This project was completed in 2002 to naturally filter off the storm water run off and is a model for the rest of the state.
The subdivision was built by Centex Homes and was completed in 2003 and turned over to the Haynes Homeowners Association. This is a 269 home swim - tennis community sharing the pool between the two subdivisions.
It is located in Grayson between Lawrenceville (North), Snellville (South), and Loganville (Southeast). A couple of miles off Highway 78 it offers a centralized location in all your needs, shopping, restaurants, schools, county government offices and interstate transportation.
- Shopping: There is no shortage of shopping in this area; the stores up and down Highway 78 and Highway 124. The Avenue at Webb Ginn House is the closest Outdoor Mall, The Mall of Georgia is just minutes up Highway 20 in Buford, and Gwinnett Mall is a few minutes down Ronald Reagan Parkway.
- Restaurants: Eating out is never a problem, they're hundreds of restaurants and fast food places, even fine dining is close at The Grayson House, Sydney's Steakhouse, The Little River Grill in Lawrenceville to name a few.
- Schools: Grayson has some of the best schools in Gwinnett County; Grayson and South Gwinnett High Schools, along with Greater Atlanta Christian being one of the best local private schools; McConnell Middle School and Pharr Elementary School.
- Government Offices: Gwinnett County Government offices are just minutes away at the edge of Lawrenceville, near the intersection of Highway 20 and Highway 124.
- Location: Transportation is never a problem, except for traffic, Highway 78 takes you directly to I-285 and continues on through Decatur into downtown Atlanta just 30 to 40 minutes away. Sugarloaf Parkway or Ronald Reagan Parkway can take you over to I-85 north in 15 or 20 minutes.
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