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Traton plans residential development in Powder Springs

The land is being cleared now for Tapp Farm, a new residential community in Powder Springs. (Courtesy of Traton Homes)
The land is being cleared now for Tapp Farm, a new residential community in Powder Springs. (Courtesy of Traton Homes)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Jan 8, 2021

A former farm is being cleared for Tapp Farm - not another farm but a community of attached town houses and single-family detached houses in Powder Springs.

At 3625 Powder Springs Road on nearly 21 acres, the community will include 77 single-family units, 33 townhomes, a pool, a clubhouse and direct access to the Silver Comet Trail.

In business for 50 years, Traton Homes is headquartered in Marietta as a family-owned business, with the founders being brothers Bill and Milburn Poston.

Information: CityOfPowderSprings.org/DocumentCenter/View/5874/June-15-2020-PDF, TratonHomes.com/communities/tapp-farm

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