Peachtree City — the best place to live in America
Something about living in America is that everybody’s got their own sweet car, all we need is to step on the gas and you can go to anywhere you want. With a car, there is no need to wait at stations for the buses or trains. But sometimes, cars are just not the right transportation to go around. Do I have to waste gas for going to the grocery store only a few blocks down my house for just a jug of milk or a cartoon of eggs? No! As the residents of Peachtree City, we have a different and more energy efficient solution for going around – Our handy dandy Golf carts! About one-third Peachtree city families have a golf cart just like the one in the pictures below. We also like to decorate these magnificent tools in special holidays ，such as July 4th, Halloween or Homecoming enents. Peachtree City golf cart paths reach almost everywhere to your desire. We enjoy the slow breeze of wind across our face while going to shopping, banking, going to restaurants, or fun sporting activities.
Peachtree City is located south of the prosperous GA capital- Atlanta. It has been ranked “top 10 best place to live in America” several times by CNN MONEY magazine and other journals.
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The reason isn’t just because of our unique golf cart paths that cover 100 miles (160kilometers) that you can jog, walk your dog, drive your golf cart to seek friends or shopping at your favorite stores. Other factors add up to make Peachtree city the perfect place for us to live in. Peachtree city has a nature environment that has not been polluted by human activities. We have low crime rates and high schools that ranked top 20 across the whole state. Peachtree city population has increased by 20% during the last 10 years since it is the favorite hot living spots for people across Georgia. According to the census of 2012we have a total population of 34364 people in Peachtree City which consist of 78% whites, blacks 7.3%, Hispanics 7.1%, and Asians 5.3%. We have 13538 households in town, with an average of 2.5 people per household. And the average household income is $96880 per year from a survey done back at 2012.
Peachtree City is consisted only of 62 kilometer squared. Not such of a big city, but the 3 lakes, and numerous ponds in the little town is what make our lives here a little more fun, and interesting. In warm weather, people drive their golf carts to go fishing, feed wild geese, or socialize with others. The city also includes 3 golf courses with one has 27 holes, the other two have 18 holes. Many houses here have beautiful lake views or golfing views. Living in such a heavenly place is simply a lifelong relaxation.
The schools in Peachtree City have always exceeded expectations. The “Kedron Elementary School” has received the “Georgia School of Excellence” and the “U.S. Department of Education’s Blue Ribbon School” in 2006 due to their success with the unique teacing schedules they created. The two high schools of the city：Starr’s Mill High and McIntosh High have always been ranked top twenty across the state. In 2010, Starr’s Mill High placed second in football in the state as a contender for the 4A league. Those schools of Peachtree city educated numerous excellent, well rounded groups of students to the society.
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Peachtree City is less than 30 miles away from the Atlanta International Airport. The Atlanta International Airport is the head quarter for Delta Airline whose flights spread from America to the wide world. Residents of Peachtree City only need to drive 30 minutes to be able to take the flights to anywhere of their wish. Peachtree City also has a regional airport which is used for many economical events, and performs many public and private uses including the annually performed “The Great Georgia Air Show”.
The other most important fact living in Peachtree City is the low-price but high-quality housing! Let’s share some picture of new homes in the Gate in Peachtree City:
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