About Us
Sewell Farm and the Oaks at Sewell Farm is a beautiful East Cobb neighborhood located on Sewell Mill Road in Marietta, Georgia, just northwest of Atlanta. Sewell Farm and the Oaks at Sewell Farm are home to 110 families since 1989 and boast the following features that make it a great place to live:
- An extremely family-friendly community with events scheduled throughout the year.
- Convenient or walking distance to Cobb County’s top ranked schools: Walton High School, Dodgen Middle School and Eastside Elementary.
- A beautifully renovated pool and pool area anchor the community and provide a great place to catch up with friends and neighbors. Frequent poolside events and dive-in movies throughout the summer create many opportunities for children to make friends.
- Adult social events, Progressive Dinners and Holiday activities create a strong sense of community.
- Two tennis courts, newly surfaced in the new US Open Blue, provide ample access to enjoy tennis.
- An active women’s Bunco group gets together monthly to share stories and have fun.
- A system of protective covenants assures architectural compatibility, good taste and quality residential construction leading to increasing home values.
A vibrant community with robust social calendar.
This vibrant swim and tennis neighborhood is where sunny afternoons, splashing pool days, and friendly matches on the courts are just part of everyday life. A packed social calendar—from holiday parties to monthly happy hours and mahjong—makes it easy for families to connect and build lasting friendships. It’s the kind of welcoming community where children ride bikes with neighbors and parents feel right at home from day one.
This vibrant swim and tennis neighborhood is where sunny afternoons, splashing pool days, and friendly matches on the courts are just part of everyday life. A packed social calendar—from holiday parties to monthly happy hours and mahjong—makes it easy for families to connect and build lasting friendships. It’s the kind of welcoming community where children ride bikes with neighbors and parents feel right at home from day one.
History | The Original Sewell Farm
Sewell Mill Road was named after the Sewell Family Mill which was a corn-grinding operation and sawmill built in the 1840’s. The ruins of this mill are visible adjacent to Sewell Mill Road where it crosses the stream that feeds into Sope Creek. Near this ruin are remnants of a road that once led to a hospital from the Civil War era.
Construction began for the Sewell Farm Subdivision in 1989 by Ashford Development. Ashford Development purchased the property from the owners of Sewell Farm on both sides of Sewell Mill Road. The partners went their separate ways in 1991 and one of the partners formed a new company that began construction on Phase III and named it The Oaks at Sewell Farm.
Sewell Mill Road was named after the Sewell Family Mill which was a corn-grinding operation and sawmill built in the 1840’s. The ruins of this mill are visible adjacent to Sewell Mill Road where it crosses the stream that feeds into Sope Creek. Near this ruin are remnants of a road that once led to a hospital from the Civil War era.
Construction began for the Sewell Farm Subdivision in 1989 by Ashford Development. Ashford Development purchased the property from the owners of Sewell Farm on both sides of Sewell Mill Road. The partners went their separate ways in 1991 and one of the partners formed a new company that began construction on Phase III and named it The Oaks at Sewell Farm.
