Crossroads at Birmingham
Village and estate homes with ponds, a walking trail and sidewalks; 3–5 bedrooms, roughly 2,700–5,000 sq ft.
Walkable downtowns, the GA-400 tech corridor and estate lots in Milton's horse country.
North Fulton is home base. Wesley's office sits on Church Street in downtown Alpharetta, and he has sold homes across these five cities for more than three decades. New construction here ranges from walkable townhomes near Avalon and downtown Roswell to custom estate homes on multi-acre lots in Milton.
Land is scarce and expensive, so most new communities are small: a few dozen homes, often built on infill or redeveloped parcels. Homes sell early, frequently before they are finished, which is why buyers who are registered with a builder and pre-approved tend to get the best lots.
Downtown Alpharetta's City Center, Avalon and the GA-400 corridor. New construction is mostly townhomes and small single-family enclaves, with a few larger communities toward the city's edges.
Crabapple, Birmingham and the horse farms of north Milton. Expect estate homes on larger lots and small, often gated communities.
Established planned neighborhoods along the Chattahoochee River and Medlock Bridge Road. New homes tend to come in small infill pockets.
Historic Canton Street and the river. Townhomes and infill near downtown, plus occasional single-family enclaves on redeveloped parcels.
City Springs, Perimeter Center and three MARTA stations. Mostly townhomes, infill and custom homes on existing lots.
Advertised starting prices as of November 2026. Builders change pricing and incentives often, so confirm with Wesley before you visit. Compare with new home communities across North Atlanta.
Village and estate homes with ponds, a walking trail and sidewalks; 3–5 bedrooms, roughly 2,700–5,000 sq ft.
A gated estate community of 36 homesites near Crabapple, Avalon and Halcyon. Interest list open.
Two luxury collections of five-bedroom homes, about 3,700–5,100 sq ft.
Luxury townhomes (Mariposa) and single-family homes (Monarch) in one community.
A luxury enclave of five-bedroom homes, about 3,600–4,600 sq ft, on the Johns Creek side of Alpharetta.
Three-bedroom luxury townhomes, about 2,700–3,700 sq ft, in the 30009 ZIP code.
Luxury townhomes, now selling in Phase 2.
Alpharetta's entry point for new townhomes: 2–4 bedrooms, about 1,700–2,400 sq ft.
Townhomes with two-car garages and larger three-bedroom layouts.
Main-level living on low-maintenance lots: 2–3 bedrooms, about 2,000–2,800 sq ft.
Four-bedroom plans of about 3,600–4,200 sq ft.
Luxury single-family homes in the 30005 ZIP code, under construction now.
An established Providence master plan in Johns Creek.
Townhomes on State Bridge Road.
Only 18 three-story townhomes, under a mile from GA-400 and Perimeter, with exterior maintenance included in the HOA.
Rare new construction in the 30075 ZIP code: 3–4 bedrooms, about 2,300–2,400 sq ft.
Mostly smaller communities and infill: townhomes and small-lot homes near downtown Alpharetta, Avalon and downtown Roswell, single-family enclaves in Alpharetta and Johns Creek, and estate homes on larger lots in Milton. Large master-planned communities are rare because land is limited.
Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell and Sandy Springs are served by Fulton County Schools. Attendance zones can change, so confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district before you sign a contract.
Most builders ask that your agent register you, or come with you, on your first visit to a community. Call or text Wesley before you tour so you keep the option of your own representation. See how buyer representation works on new construction.
Bring Wesley the lot, the plans or the community you're considering. You'll get a straight read on the buyer, the competition and the price.
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