Name: Woodstock, GA
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Living in Woodstock, GA

Ranks better than 73% of areas Follow

Population

33,394

Median Age

36.1 Years

Woodstock Area Facts

Woodstock has a Livability Score of 73_/100, which is considered excellent
Woodstock crime rates are 46% lower than the Georgia average
Cost of living in Woodstock is 18% higher than the Georgia average

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What do the locals think about Woodstock?

71%

Family friendly

11%

Public transit is accessible

24%

Walkable to grocery stores

61%

Yards are well-kept

68%

Lots of parks

32%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

55%

A quiet area

74%

Sense of community

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Woodstock Reviews

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Excellent Atlanta Suburb 4 rating By JMBeggs74 ( Aug 25, 2017) Perfect place to retire, raise a family, or just simply be. I have no real complaints, except that traffic is definitely getting more congested every few years or so. Thus, the secret is out and people have continued to move there. ...Read More Read Less

The Perfect Place for a Family 5 rating By DaveP ( Mar 04, 2012) Woodstock is not the place for the cheese and wine type, or the urban type. Woodstock is the perfect place for regular to above average income earners to raise a family. There is plenty of space to the north, and Marietta or Atlanta to the south. The schools are all above average ...Read More for the south, and the whole town is safe. It is getting more crowded lately, but so far the crime rate is low. Woodstock is a very conservative area, just like all of Cherokee County, and the more liberal type may have some trouble fitting in. The town has a nice look overall, with mostly average to nice neighborhoods. The biggest problem is going to be for those who commute to Atlanta every day, because of the 20 miles or so of traffic. Woodstock is not the most exciting city, but that's not what people should be looking for when they move to the suburbs. People who live in Woodstock will find themselves right between urban Atlanta, and the beautiful north Georgia mountains. Read Less

Affordable Atlanta suburb 3 rating By italM ( Nov 19, 2011) We have lived here for six years. We wanted to live in Alpharetta or Roswell but Woodstock has
more affordable homes. It has gone from a relatively quiet community to a bustling, trafficky commuter town. It is fine if you care about good housing, decent schools, and overall safet ...Read More y. Downtown is gaining a few more interesting
attractions. The biggest problem are stubborn conservative ideologies in the government. I don't see our tax dollars being spent on the improvements that count - people seem very closed to anything that even remotely has a liberal agenda.
We need public transportation, SPLOST dollars for the schools, more green space, and a real commitment to non-religious community organizations. Read Less

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Affordable Atlanta suburb 3 rating By italM ( Nov 19, 2011) We have lived here for six years. We wanted to live in Alpharetta or Roswell but Woodstock has
more affordable homes. It has gone from a relatively quiet community to a bustling, trafficky commuter town. It is fine if you care about good housing, decent schools, and overall safet ...Read More y. Downtown is gaining a few more interesting
attractions. The biggest problem are stubborn conservative ideologies in the government. I don't see our tax dollars being spent on the improvements that count - people seem very closed to anything that even remotely has a liberal agenda.
We need public transportation, SPLOST dollars for the schools, more green space, and a real commitment to non-religious community organizations. Read Less