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Located in Fayette County, Georgia, Horsemen’s Run is a quiet covenanted community with 108 elegant homes on treed lots. Amenities include sidewalks, a community pool, tennis courts, a large 7 acre park with a gazebo and two smaller parks. The gazebo has been used for weddings and is a popular spot for prom night photographs.
Horsemen’s Run is located a few miles south of Fayetteville off of Goza Road and is approximately 45 minutes from downtown Atlanta. Lake Horton Park with picnic pavilians, walking paths, and a playground is a few minutes drive from Horsemen’s Run. It is also a popular local fishing spot.
Horsemen’s Run has an active Social Committee that plans and sponsers a variety of activities throughout the year. Residents can participate in pool socials, the annual Donut Dash Fun Run, Spring Fling and Oktoberfest in the Four Seasons Park, annual Easter Egg Hunt, and more. The Spring Fling and Oktoberfest are the community’s premier events that typically include a live band and a main dish provided by the Committee. Residents are encouraged to bring side dishes and their own beverages. On Independence Day and New Year’s Eve, residents may enjoy an impressive fireworks display in the Four Seasons Park put on by their fellow neighbors.
Horsemen’s Run Community Association, Inc is a registered nonprofit corporation that is self managed by a three member Board of Directors. The community is governed by Bylaws and a Declaration of Protective Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, and Easements. The Architectural Review Committee reviews requests for external alterations and makes recommendations to the Directors. The Association is also a POA, governed by the Georgia Property Owners Association Act (GPOAA).
The Board of Directors meet at least four times a year. Property owners are encouraged to attend the Board meetings.
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