Braelinn, Peachtree City's south end, has 4,270 residential addresses, all zoned for Starr's Mill High. Zillow's 30269 value: $568,377 in August 2026.
Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Sources: the City of Peachtree City’s 2022 Comprehensive Plan (PDF), the city’s village boundaries map data and parks pages, Fayette County’s address point data, Fayette County Public Schools’ Find My School zones, the state’s 2025 School Grades data, Zillow Research and OpenStreetMap.
Braelinn is the south end of Peachtree City, from South Peachtree Parkway and Robinson Road down to the city limit near Starr’s Mill. It is the largest of the city’s five residential villages, with 4,270 residential addresses in Fayette County’s address data, more than any other village, and it is the only one where every address is zoned for Starr’s Mill High instead of McIntosh.
What this means for you
- Zoned high school: Starr’s Mill High for every residential address. Check yours on Find My School.
- Home value: $568,377 in ZIP 30269 in August 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.
- Nearest I-85 exit: exit 56, Collinsworth Road, about 14 miles by road; Braelinn is the farthest village from the interstate.
Part of our Peachtree City neighborhoods guide.
Where it is
The city’s 2022 Comprehensive Plan names Braelinn as one of the city’s five villages: residential areas, each around a Village Center, “with easy access to greenspace and the multi-use path system.” Its map places two Village Centers here: the Braelinn Village Center, the shops around Crosstown Drive, and the Wilshire Village Center on Ga. 74 South.
On the city’s village map, Braelinn covers the southeast and south of the city. Its main roads in OpenStreetMap are Ga. 74 (Joel Cowan Parkway) on the west side, South Peachtree Parkway, Robinson Road, Crosstown Drive, Rockaway Road, Log House Road, Redwine Road, Holly Grove Road and McIntosh Trail. The city’s Industrial Village, around Falcon Field and the industrial park, lies to the west along Ga. 74; it has no homes in the county’s address data.
Every residential address in Braelinn in the county’s data is in ZIP code 30269 and inside city limits, so the city provides police, fire and EMS. Trash pickup is through a city-approved private hauler; see our trash and recycling guide. The city’s recycling center is at 100 Meade Field Drive, in this village.
Schools
Below is how Braelinn’s 4,270 residential addresses in the county’s data fall across the zones in the district’s Find My School lookup, checked Oct. 6. Scores are 2025 College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) figures from the state’s School Grades report.
| Level | School | Share of addresses | 2025 CCRPI |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | Starr’s Mill High (report card) | 100% | 90.7 |
| Middle | Rising Starr Middle (report card) | 100% | 96.2 |
| Elementary | Oak Grove Elementary (report card) | 48% | 97.0 |
| Elementary | Braelinn Elementary (report card) | 34% | 95.6 |
| Elementary | Peeples Elementary (report card) | 18% | 96.0 |
Braelinn Elementary, 975 Robinson Road, and Oak Grove Elementary are inside the village. Starr’s Mill High, Rising Starr Middle and Peeples Elementary share a campus on Panther Path, just south of the city limit, with Fayetteville mailing addresses. Starr’s Mill High graduated 98.8% of the class of 2026, the district says; more in our schools guide. The elementary zones split the village, so check an exact address on Find My School, linked from the district’s school boundary maps page.
Home values
The typical home value in ZIP 30269 was $568,377 in August 2026, up 0.04% from $568,167 in August 2025, according to the Zillow Home Value Index. The index is a modeled typical value for the middle third of homes, not a sale price. ZIP 30269 covers almost all of Peachtree City, so Zillow does not publish a separate Braelinn figure; the citywide value was $568,740, flat on the year. More in our home prices guide.
Parks and trails
From the city’s recreation facilities pages:
- Braelinn Recreation Complex, 201 Loghouse Road: baseball fields, outdoor basketball and tennis courts, a playground and restrooms.
- Jim Meade Memorial Park, 101 Meade Field Drive: pickleball courts, some lighted, soccer fields and restrooms.
- McIntosh Trail Recreation Complex, 191 McIntosh Trail: the fenced dog park, a BMX track, a skate park, an amphitheater, a covered picnic shelter and a senior adult center.
- Flat Creek Nature Area, 201 McIntosh Trail: a 513-acre wetland along 3.5 miles of Flat Creek, from the Lake Peachtree spillway to Ga. 74, with unpaved trails.
- Luther Glass Park and Three Ponds, 269 S. Peachtree Parkway: ponds, a playground, a gazebo and fishing for city residents.
- Rockspray Pond, 151 Crosstown Drive: a pond, playground and picnic table.
- Somerby Woods Nature Area, 300 Rock-A-Way Road: a 40-acre preserve with a 0.7-mile trail and a small pond.
More: parks and trails, dog-friendly places and walking and biking trails.
Getting around
- Main roads: Ga. 74 north through the city to I-85; South Peachtree Parkway north to Ga. 54.
- I-85: exit 56, Collinsworth Road, is about 14.1 miles from the middle of the village by road; exit 61, Ga. 74 (Senoia Road) in Fairburn, is about 15.2 miles. Exit numbers are from OpenStreetMap.
- City Hall: about 4.6 miles.
- Airport: about 29.5 miles to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Distances are measured on the OpenStreetMap road network with the OSRM routing engine, not drive times. The city lists no local bus service. More in our getting around guide.
Groceries and everyday stores
From Fayette County’s address data and OpenStreetMap:
- Kroger, Crosstown Drive (Braelinn Village)
- Publix, Highway 74 South (Wilshire Pavilion)
- Walgreens, Highway 74 South
How we drew this area
Braelinn’s edges here are the city’s own village boundaries, published by the city’s GIS office. School shares come from every residential address point inside them in Fayette County’s address data, matched on Oct. 6, 2026, to the zones in the district’s Find My School lookup; the county’s own school zone map gave the same split. Store locations are © OpenStreetMap contributors. No Creative Commons photograph of Braelinn itself was available, so this page uses a picture of the city’s path network at City Hall.
Frequently asked questions
Is Braelinn a good place to live in Peachtree City?
Here are the facts. Braelinn is the largest of Peachtree City’s five residential villages, at the south end of the city in ZIP 30269, with the Braelinn Recreation Complex, Meade Memorial Park and the Flat Creek Nature Area. Every residential address is zoned for Starr’s Mill High, which scored 90.7 on the state’s 2025 CCRPI, and Zillow put the typical home value in 30269 at $568,377 in August 2026.
What high school is Braelinn zoned for?
Starr’s Mill High and Rising Starr Middle, for every residential address in the village in the district’s Find My School zones.
What elementary schools serve Braelinn?
Oak Grove Elementary for 48% of the village’s residential addresses, Braelinn Elementary for 34% and Peeples Elementary for 18%.
Where is the Peachtree City dog park?
At the McIntosh Trail Recreation Complex, 191 McIntosh Trail, in Braelinn village. The complex also has a BMX track, a skate park and a senior adult center, the city says.
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