It's no surprise people love to live in Gwinnett. Its suburbs are rated among the best in Georgia.
It gets better for younger people, as Gwinnett is also home to the best suburb for millennials in metro Atlanta.
The houses in Gwinnett are incredible as well.
These homes are the priciest around the county, according to the county tax assessor's website which monitors personal residences with the highest market value.
1. 1000 Crescent River Pass
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There aren't a lot of good photos of the most expensive home in Gwinnett County.
The Suwanee stunner is, according to county records, four and a half acres of beatiful country. The aerial view reveals a long driveway leading up to a large mansion with a pool, spacious green area and tennis court.
2. 5200 Moore Road
Photos courtesy of zillow.com.
This sprawling Suwanee mansion has been called the epilogue of Georgia's real estate crash. After being built for a rumored $40 million during the housing boom, it was sold last month for just $8.8 million. Even after a real estate crash, this incredible 35,000-square-foot estate still commands a multi-million price tag.
[More photos of this house: 35,000-square-foot Georgia mansion listed for $14M]
3. 862 Chattooga Trace
This Suwanee home was built in 2007 before being sold for $5.5 million in 2012, according to an online listing. Photos depict an understated but large home that uses brick and neutral colors. Oh, and it's 22,453 square feet and has seven bedrooms.
4. 3554 McClure Bridge Road
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The Duluth home is historical, according to one listing that says it was built in 1895. It has four beds, four baths and more than 7,000 square feet. County records say the owner is The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation, a philanthropic group founded by deceased World War II veteran and Gwinnett resident Scott Hudgens.
5. 3010 Cypress Pond Pass
This amazing Duluth home really earns the title of “estate.” With multiple buildings, a pool, wooded grounds and a large driveway, the house looks palatial. If 39 rooms and more than 22,000 square feet aren’t enough, the house sits next to the water.
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