Serenbe plans major expansion through 2035
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A watercolor rendering of Serenbe's proposed Selborne Hotel. Rendering: Courtesy of Serenbe
Serenbe, the luxury community south of Atlanta where people pay a premium for walkable streets and prime amenities amid a rural landscape, is growing.
Driving the news: The mixed-use development filed plans for a $1.7 billion expansion that would nearly triple the total number residences and help Serenbe evolve into a place where you can live your entire life.
Zoom in: By 2029, the community plans to unveil The Selborne, a 100-key hotel, an innovative aging-in-place community and civic spaces.
- A new phase of Terra School, Serenbe's private K-12 school, would include a maker space and gym.
Yes, and: A destination hotel and office building, along with a traffic circle still in the conceptual phase, could open by 2035.
Caveat: Completion dates are based on financing falling into place. The plans are subject to review by state and regional planning officials.
What they're saying: "As we're looking at the future, this is the key commercial area that can have condominiums, apartments and offices," Serenbe founder Steve Nygren told Bisnow, the first to report the news.
- "It was on our master plan forever, but was never on the horizon enough."
