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quality of life offered by the communities surrounding
Tanners Creek is second to none. Numerous parks,
eight golf courses and abundant cultural and
entertainment events are just a few of the amenities
making Hall County so attractive.
In addition, Tanners Creek is less
than three miles from the shores of Lake Lanier,
a 38,000 acre lake with seven marinas and two
world-class resort hotels. Lake Lanier is a haven
for boating, sailing, skiing, fishing and other
marine related activities.
For those that prefer dry land,
the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and all that
they offer are only thirty minutes drive north
of Tanners Creek.
Shopping is plentiful in the region
with retailers offering an excellent selection
of goods and services. Completing this selection
is The Mall of Georgia at Mill Creek. Only 10
minutes drive south of Tanners Creek, The Mall
of Georgia is the largest mall in the southeast
with over 1.7 million square feet of retail space.
An average annual temperature of
16°C (60°F), accentuates Hall County’s
already pleasant environment.
| The neighborhoods and communities
surrounding Tanners Creek offer a rare balance
of both upscale and modest homes. Lake-front,
luxury residences in gated communities with
swimming pools, tennis courts, and every
imaginable option, are in close proximity
to Tanners Creek. Entry and mid-level neighborhoods
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The Greater Hall area is
considered northeast Georgia’s center
of education. Hall County’s public
school system is consistently ranked one
of the best in the state.
In addition to the public
schools, several private schools also flourish
in the area. Two institutions of higher
learning, Brenau University and Gainesville
College, also call Hall County home.
Lanier Technical College,
located in Oakwood, offers programs in
many fields designed to build technical
skills preparing an employee for a specific
job or industry.
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Lanier Technical College is also
the location for Quickstart training in northeast
Georgia. Quickstart is a state program which
will develop a curriculum and completely train
the employees of companies creating new jobs
in Georgia, at no cost to the employer.
In addition to the educational
centers within Hall County, five major universities
are located within an hours drive.
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