Kittle Homes replaces a Lawrenceville auto-body shop with 63 homes from the $700,000s

A downtown Gwinnett corner once occupied by an auto-body business becomes a walkable, traditional-style enclave a block from the square.

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Rendering of homes planned for Grove Park Village.
Project renderingRendering of homes planned for Grove Park Village.Kittle Homes / Stephen Fuller
Rendering of Grove Park Village homes and front porches.
Project renderingRendering of Grove Park Village homes and front porches.Kittle Homes / Stephen Fuller — Grove Park Village rendering
Rendering of homes around a landscaped area at Grove Park Village.
Project renderingRendering of homes around a landscaped area at Grove Park Village.Kittle Homes / Stephen Fuller — Grove Park Village rendering
Rendering of Grove Park Village home entrances.
Project renderingRendering of Grove Park Village home entrances.Kittle Homes / Stephen Fuller — Grove Park Village rendering
Site plan for Grove Park Village.
Site planSite plan for Grove Park Village.Kittle Homes — Grove Park Village site plan

Kittle Homes paid $2.7 million for the 15-acre former auto-body-shop site at 534 W. Crogan St., brought to the builder by Lawrenceville's Downtown Development Authority, and is now building Grove Park Village, 63 single-family homes designed by architect Stephen Fuller.

Homes will run 2,600 to more than 4,000 square feet with 3-4 bedrooms, optional elevators and basements, priced from the $700,000s, with sales opening spring 2027. The design leans on Southern traditional details, porches, columns, brick, and a dog park, aimed at buyers who want to walk to Lawrenceville's revived downtown restaurants, the Aurora Theatre, and Rhodes Jordan Park. The site is served by Lawrenceville Elementary, Moore Middle, and Central Gwinnett High.

Why it matters

It is a bet that buyers will pay $700K-plus for walkability to a small-city downtown rather than a big-lot suburban subdivision.

JurisdictionCity of Lawrenceville
Scale63 homes, 2,600-4,000+ sq ft, from the $700,000s
TimelineUnder construction; sales open spring 2027
WhoKittle Homes / Stephen Fuller (architect)
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