Living in Glen Abbey

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Glen Abbey is a swim and tennis neighborhood of 516 homes in the City of Alpharetta, off Kimball Bridge Road between GA 400 Exits 9 and 10. It has 11 lighted tennis courts, a pool with a splash park, a fitness room and its own lake, all run by a mandatory homeowners association.

Where is Glen Abbey?

The clubhouse is at 3600 Grey Abbey Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30022. From GA 400 North, the HOA routes visitors through Exit 9 (Haynes Bridge Road) or Exit 10 (Old Milton Parkway) to Kimball Bridge Road. The HOA also notes that the Big Creek Greenway is an easy bike ride away.

For the wider area, see Living in Alpharetta. For another Alpharetta swim and tennis neighborhood, see Westminster at Crabapple.

What are the homes like?

Glen Abbey was planned by Jim Cowart, and the HOA describes traditional, mostly brick homes with three-car garages. Sixteen homes and the association's recreation lot surround Lake Abbey, and those lake lots carry extra assessments for the lake and dam.

What amenities does Glen Abbey have?

  • 11 lighted tennis courts: 7 main courts at the clubhouse with LED lights and 4 linear courts at 3810 Grey Abbey Drive, where courts 10 and 11 are also lined for pickleball
  • A pool and children's splash park, home of the Glen Abbey Gators swim team
  • An English-style clubhouse with a fireplace, a full kitchen and an A/V system
  • A fitness room open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
  • A full-size basketball court with a grill, reserved in advance
  • Boxgrove Park, with an open-air pavilion, restrooms and sports fields with soccer goals
  • Two playgrounds and a walking trail

Amenity cards are required for the pool and fitness room. Pickleball players sign the HOA's pickleball policy and book through a Reserve My Court club, which also gives them the gate code.

How does the HOA work?

Glen Abbey Homeowners Association, Inc. is a mandatory membership association with enforced covenants. The 2026 annual assessment is $1,650, billed once and due January 1, and it is late after January 31. A $2,000 capital contribution is collected at closing. The HOA says no special assessments are being considered, apart from lake and dam costs for lake lots.

Exterior changes, including fences, roofs, paint and tree removal, need approval first. Removing a tree also takes a City of Alpharetta tree removal permit. For sale signs must be the community's standard sign. Community Management Associates manages the association.

Which schools serve Glen Abbey?

Glen Abbey is in the Fulton County Schools district. Confirm the assignment for the exact address with the district's school locator.

FAQs

How many homes are in Glen Abbey?

Glen Abbey has 516 homes.

What are the Glen Abbey HOA dues?

The 2026 annual assessment is $1,650, due January 1, plus a $2,000 capital contribution collected at closing.

How many tennis courts does Glen Abbey have?

Eleven lighted courts: seven at the clubhouse and four linear courts, two of which are also lined for pickleball.

Is Glen Abbey in the City of Alpharetta?

Yes. Glen Abbey streets are in the City of Alpharetta, which also handles tree removal permits there.

Own in Glen Abbey and wondering what your home would bring today? Start with a home valuation, or call (470) 990-4414.

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