Instead of streets lined with mailboxes, Cousins has built an old fashioned post office at the center of the community. "The community post office is more than just a place to pick up mail," said Dan Camp, senior vice president of Development at Cousins. "Each day you can see residents gathering there to check their mail, chat with one another and catch up on the day's activities."

Much like the visitors to Callaway Gardens, Longleaf is made up of residents from across the country, some from as far away as New Jersey and Michigan. Many homebuyers are purchasing second homes at Longleaf, but it is not just a second home community.

Howard and Mary Busbee have made Callaway Gardens their family vacation destination for the past 30 years and are now residents of Longleaf. "We associated so many great family memories with Callaway," said Howard Busbee. "By purchasing a home at Longleaf, we get to enjoy the Callaway Gardens lifestyle every day of the year in a unique setting worthy of the Callaway name. Now, our children and grandchildren from throughout the United States have a place to carry on the Callaway tradition."

"The Longleaf experience is truly resonating with homebuyers," said Camp. "As a result, more than half the community is already sold."

Longleaf's three designer model homes offer prospective homebuyers tangible evidence of the community's uniqueness. The model homes and sales center are open daily. For more information, call (706) 663-5000 or visit www.LongleafAtCallaway.com .