With 610 houses and a population of 1695, Berkeley Lake has become a quiet retreat from the everyday hustle and bustle. Built in 1948, by Frank Coggins, the 88-acre lake has one of the largest earthen dams in the state. Since 1953, the homeowners around the lake have actively donated their time and expertise to conserve their community.

The value of Berkeley Lake homes has increased steadily over the years due to its closeness to Atlanta and its secluded environment, which is like no other. Award winning, Gwinnett county schools, also attracts people to this convenient piece of real estate surrounded by lush trees and beautiful landscaping.

Part of Berkeley Lake living is attending the many community events, including beach cook outs, Saint Patrick's Day auctions, Easter egg hunts, BLOSOMS, spring arts festival, 4th of July parade, and more. For a $175 association fee you can enjoy fishing, swimming, a sand beach, picnic grounds, and volley ball.