CommunitiesNew Homes in Varnell, GA

Varnell is located just north of Dalton in Whitfield County and is known as a highly sought-after community that offers quick access to I-75 and the thriving business corridors of both Dalton and Chattanooga. Less than 30 miles from Chattanooga and only 20 minutes from the Chattanooga Airport, Varnell provides convenient connectivity while maintaining its unique small-town charm.

As a northern suburb of the metro Dalton area, Varnell is just eight miles from downtown Dalton, where residents can enjoy a variety of eateries, pubs, distilleries, and local shops. This young city has a bright
future, grounded in its rich history. After the Civil War, Varnell grew around small enterprises, a depot, two churches, and a post office, with the surrounding area developing into farms that produced corn, wheat, and cotton, much of which was processed at the historic Prater’s Mill, built in 1855 and still operational today.

Living in Varnell offers a perfect blend of small-town atmosphere and easy access to outdoor activities like fishing and hiking in the nearby Chattahoochee National Forest. In addition to top ranking schools, the town features parks with playgrounds and picnic areas, making it an ideal place for families and those who enjoy the outdoors. With close proximity to both Dalton and Chattanooga, residents enjoy all the benefits of city life without the hustle and bustle, while still being part of a close-knit community. Set in the scenic mountains of North Georgia, Varnell is a place where manufacturing and agriculture thrive, and where residents find a welcoming and enjoyable lifestyle.

Interested in a new home? Smith Douglas Homes invites you to discover this amazing town and our quality new construction homes in Varnell. With a reputation for affordability, Smith Douglas Homes offers a wide selection of floorplans and a multitude of options to personalize to your individual style. Discover your dream home with Smith Douglas in Varnell; we’re sure you’ll find it a great place to put down roots.