East Alpharetta's established swim/tennis neighborhoods, minutes from Avalon, downtown and the Big Creek Greenway.
Classic North Fulton neighborhoods, highly rated schools, and a front-row seat to Alpharetta's next big chapter.
ZIP code 30022 covers the eastern side of Alpharetta, stretching from GA-400 toward the Johns Creek line. It's the part of town defined by Kimball Bridge, Haynes Bridge and Webb Bridge Roads. Here you'll find mature trees, sidewalks, and some of the best amenity neighborhoods in North Fulton. Avalon and downtown Alpharetta sit just across GA-400, about three miles from many of these streets.
One thing to understand up front: 30022 is shared. The U.S. Postal Service lists Alpharetta as the primary city for 30022, but a large share of the ZIP lies inside the City of Johns Creek. This page focuses only on homes within Alpharetta city limits. Every 30022 address is in Fulton County, so you'll find Fulton County Schools and Fulton taxes throughout. Forsyth County "Alpharetta" addresses sit in other ZIP codes.
I know this ZIP personally. I lived in Glen Abbey, and 30022 is still the community I serve most closely. Several of my notable sales on this site, from Mallory Manor Court to Culworth Manor and Barnesley Lane, are right here.
30022 is classic North Fulton family living. Summers revolve around the neighborhood pool and swim meets. Weeknights mean tennis league matches, and weekends mean a bike ride on the Greenway or brunch at Avalon. Sidewalks, cul-de-sacs and mature hardwoods make these neighborhoods feel settled in a way newer suburbs can't copy.
Most homes here were built from the late 1980s through the 2000s. They're traditional brick and stucco two-stories, many with finished basements and lots of room for a growing family. That age is an opportunity: many have been beautifully renovated, and the ones that haven't give buyers a chance to add value. Boutique new-construction enclaves, like Hawthorn, add fresh options.
The ZIP draws a mix of relocating executives, families moving up for schools and space, and longtime residents who downsize within the neighborhood they already love.
Community | Home style | Why buyers choose it |
|---|---|---|
Glen Abbey | Large brick traditionals, many on cul-de-sacs or the lake | Renovated 5,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, Junior Olympic and zero-entry pools, tennis courts with pros, fitness center, lake, and a trail to the Big Creek Greenway |
Enclave at Glen Abbey | 37 Charleston-style homes in a gated setting | Brick sidewalks, pocket parks and lawn care included, steps from Glen Abbey |
Hawthorn | Toll Brothers new construction on roughly 0.4-acre lots | Luxury estate-style homes off Kimball Bridge Road; the community is now sold out, so resales are the way in |
Haynes Manor | Gated custom homes | Privacy and architecture minutes from Avalon |
Pinecone | Newer construction | A low-maintenance option with modern floor plans |
Glen Abbey is the flagship of 30022. It has one of the most complete amenity packages in North Fulton, award-winning swim and tennis teams, and an easy drive across GA-400 to Avalon. Homes here commonly trade between about $1.1 million and $1.65 million. Lake lots and fully renovated homes sit at the top of that range.
Hawthorn brought rare new luxury construction to an established corridor. Toll Brothers homes here have recently been offered between about $1.85 million and $2.1 million.
Other 30022 Alpharetta names you'll see include Kimball Farms, Registry at Kimball Bridge, Pinewalk and Waterford. Each has its own price point and school zone, so I'm always glad to walk through the differences.
30022 is a balanced, steady market: prices are modestly up year over year, and well-presented homes go under contract in about three to four weeks.
Measure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
Median sale price, Alpharetta-city homes in 30022 (12 months) | $620,000 across 199 sales | |
Median sale price, all of 30022 incl. Johns Creek (12 months) | $835,000, up 2.4% YoY | |
Months of supply, all of 30022 | About 4.3 | |
Typical time to contract, all of 30022 | About 25 days |
The Alpharetta-only median includes townhomes and older resales, so it runs well below the luxury neighborhoods. In Glen Abbey, the Enclave and Hawthorn, recent listings range from about $1.1 million to more than $2 million.
Thinking of selling in 30022? I know these streets house by house. Request a home valuation and I'll show you where your home fits.
Living in 30022 means having two of metro Atlanta's best destinations a few minutes away. Avalon and downtown Alpharetta sit just across GA-400, offering upscale shopping, chef-driven restaurants, and events all year.
Closer to home, the North Point corridor is getting a major reinvention. In August 2026, Alpharetta City Council approved a redevelopment of North Point Mall by Jamestown, the firm behind Ponce City Market and the operator of Avalon. The plan calls for a mixed-use entertainment district, and much of it depends on landing an NHL franchise by 2031 (AJC). The surrounding area is already changing, with projects like Pickle and Social off Haynes Bridge Road and a refreshed Mansell Crossing approved nearby.
For everyday errands, Kimball Bridge, Haynes Bridge and State Bridge Roads cover groceries, coffee and casual dining. Ameris Bank Amphitheatre and Topgolf are a short drive west.
The Big Creek Greenway is 30022's backyard. Its paved trail runs along Big Creek through the heart of Alpharetta, and Glen Abbey has its own trail connection. A new $9.5 million Encore Greenway Park at North Point Parkway will add another gateway, with a trail linking North Point to the Alpha Loop at Haynes Bridge Road (AJC).
For sports and play, Webb Bridge Park has ball fields, tennis and playgrounds, and Ocee Park is close by off Kimball Bridge Road. Wills Park adds equestrian facilities, disc golf and a city pool. Just over the Johns Creek line, Autrey Mill Nature Preserve offers wooded trails and historic buildings.
You're also minutes from Alpharetta's citywide events, like the Scarecrow Harvest each fall, the Taste of Alpharetta, and the weekly farmers market at City Center.
All of 30022 is served by Fulton County Schools. Within the Alpharetta portion, homes generally feed into one of two highly regarded high school clusters:
Cluster | Elementary | Middle | High |
|---|---|---|---|
Alpharetta High | New Prospect or Ocee | Webb Bridge | Alpharetta High School |
Chattahoochee High | State Bridge Crossing, among others | Taylor Road | Chattahoochee High School |
Chattahoochee High School consistently ranks among the top 20 public high schools in Georgia on SchoolDigger, and Taylor Road Middle sits right next door. Glen Abbey, the Enclave and Hawthorn are zoned for the Alpharetta High cluster.
A few pockets near the southern edge feed Haynes Bridge Middle and Centennial High instead. Zoning lines here can split a single road, so I verify the assigned schools for every home before you make an offer.
30022 sits on the east side of GA-400, with three nearby interchanges: Old Milton Parkway, Haynes Bridge Road and Mansell Road. From there, the Windward and Avalon business districts are minutes north, while the Perimeter, Buckhead and Midtown are a straight shot south. Kimball Bridge and Old Milton connect you west to Avalon and downtown, and State Bridge and Jones Bridge Roads lead east into Johns Creek.
The Big Creek Greenway and the growing Alpha Loop make biking to dinner or downtown a real option from parts of the ZIP.
Alpharetta spans four main ZIP codes, and each has its own personality. Here's how they compare, based on Alpharetta-city sales over the 12 months to September 2026 (Momentum).
ZIP | Median sale | Sales | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
30005 | $740,000 | 125 | Windward and Lake Windward; part of the ZIP extends into Forsyth County |
30009 | $717,500 | 176 | Downtown, Avalon and walkable in-town living |
30004 | $636,000 | 244 | North and west Alpharetta, overlapping Milton; part of the ZIP extends into Forsyth County |
30022 | $620,000 | 199 | East-side swim/tennis neighborhoods, entirely in Fulton County |
The takeaway: 30022 often delivers more house and bigger amenity packages per dollar than 30009, while staying just as close to Avalon. It also offers something buyers increasingly ask for: no chance of a Forsyth County address. Considering the Johns Creek side of 30022 too? See my Johns Creek page.
Is 30022 in Alpharetta or Johns Creek? Both. The Postal Service lists Alpharetta as the primary city for 30022, but much of the ZIP is inside the City of Johns Creek. Check the "city" field, not just the mailing address, to confirm which city a home is in.
Is any of 30022 in Forsyth County? No. All of 30022 is in Fulton County. Forsyth County homes with Alpharetta mailing addresses are found in parts of 30004 and 30005.
What are the best neighborhoods in Alpharetta 30022? Glen Abbey is the best known, with a renovated clubhouse, multiple pools, tennis and a Greenway trail. The gated Enclave at Glen Abbey, Hawthorn's Toll Brothers homes and gated Haynes Manor are also in demand.
How much do homes cost in Alpharetta 30022? Alpharetta-city homes in 30022 had a 12-month median sale price of about $620,000 as of September 2026. Homes in Glen Abbey, the Enclave and Hawthorn generally run from about $1.1 million to more than $2 million.
What schools serve Alpharetta 30022? Fulton County Schools. Most Alpharetta-city homes in 30022 feed into either the Alpharetta High or Chattahoochee High cluster, with a few pockets zoned for Centennial High.
How far is 30022 from Avalon? Many 30022 neighborhoods, including Glen Abbey, are about three miles from Avalon and downtown Alpharetta.
What is happening with North Point Mall? In August 2026, Alpharetta approved a mixed-use redevelopment of North Point Mall led by Jamestown, the operator of Avalon. Much of the plan depends on securing an NHL team by 2031.
30022 is home turf for me. I lived in Glen Abbey and have helped many families buy and sell on these streets. I'll tell you which sections back up to the Greenway, which cul-de-sacs rarely come up for sale, and exactly which school cluster a home falls in.
Call or text me at (404) 409-9388, or schedule a consultation. Ready to browse? Search homes for sale in Alpharetta 30022.
