About Princeton Lakes
Princeton Lakes is a 330 acre neighborhood consisting of 694 homes.
With 22 streets, 4 entrances and exits leading to our 5 sections:
the Regency, the Park, the Enclave, the Glen, and the Estates
The 2 tennis courts, 2 basketball courts, and children’s playground area, are meticulously maintained.
Our large pool is fortunate to have a lifeguard during the summer months.
Entry requires an access card that is available to all neighbors who are in good standing.
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Clubhouse use is available to homeowners in good standing and their guests.
To reserve the space for private events, please fill out forms available through Property Management.
Walking Paths and green space around the fenced Lake area are open to residents.
Usage of the Lake itself is reserved for a private group.
The Estates
Homes size range from 3100 to 4800 sq ft side entry garages basement lots and 3 to 4 side brick options. 5bd to 3 to 5 bth. The section of the community has the least number of lots
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The Glen
Most homes in this section range from 2100 to 2400 sq ft with 4 to 5 bd and 2 to 3 bth and basement lot options. The section of the community has the largest number of lots
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The Enclave
Junior Executive sized homes range from 2500 to 3000 sq ft basement options and 3 or 4 side brick options
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The Park
intermediate homes with size range from 1700 to 1850 sq ft 4bd 2 1/2 both
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The Regency
Starter or down sizing section sq ft of homes range from 1200 to 1650 sq ft 3bd 2 1/2 bth
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Our Community in South West Atlanta
Georgia’s 5th
The Princeton Lakes Community is within Georgia’s 5th Congressional District.
This district was represented by Democrat John Lewis from January 3, 1987 until his death on July 17, 2020. During the 2020 Elections, Senator Nikema Williams won the seat and will be representing the 5th in Congress. We are excited that Congresswoman-Elect Williams is a resident of Princeton Lakes, and look forward to her advancing the legacy of our great civil rights icon for our community, and all the constituents she will represent.
Per the last US Census, the District’s Population was 793,039 with a Median Income of $57,270.
Ethnicity is comprised of 57.7% Black; 31.95% White; 6.39% Hispanic; 4.61% Asian; 0.52% Native American.
Centrally Located
The neighborhood has the benefit of Camp Creek Shopping Center with its stores, restaurants, banks and variety of businesses. Publix, Target, Lowe’s, L.A. Fitness are just a few of the merchants sharing space with specialty stores and a movie theater.
Welcome All Park is west of the neighborhood and William Walker Recreational Center is to the north.
Combined at these locations, you can find: Olympic-sized pool, Tennis Courts, Picnic Shelters, Playground, Gymnasium, Indoor Walking Track and Baseball Fields. Both locations allow area residents to exercise their voting rights as designated polling stations.
Our neighborhood is also fortunate to have “Ben Hill’s Bravest” Fire Station #31 in our midst and rapid response from Atlanta Police.
A short drive away to the east is Greenbriar Mall, and close by is Forest Park Farmer’s Market to the south.
I-285 and I-20, or alternatively I-75 and SR 166 (Langford Pkwy), allow quick interstate access to downtown Atlanta.
Proximity to Hartsfield Jackson Airport and Airport City (currently under development) are additional reasons making the community ideal, as it is adjacent to a thriving metropolitan city and can reap the benefit of city life while retaining a suburban feel.
