Brookside and Kimball Bridge, Alpharetta: homes and schools

Last checked Oct. 4, 2026. Sources: the City of Alpharetta’s Horizon 2045 Comprehensive Plan (PDF) and parks and facilities pages, Fulton County Schools address map data, the state’s 2025 School Grades data, Zillow Research, MARTA and OpenStreetMap.

East of Georgia 400, between Old Milton Parkway and the North Point district, Alpharetta is a mix of office parks and established subdivisions along Kimball Bridge Road, with the Big Creek Greenway running through. The city’s plan names two districts here, Brookside and Great Oaks, and expects Brookside to add hundreds of homes.

What this means for you

• Zoned high school: Alpharetta High for 92% of addresses. Check your address with the district’s Find Your School lookup.
• Home value: $668,627 in ZIP 30022 and $753,318 in ZIP 30005 in August 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.
• Nearest Georgia 400 exits: exit 10, Old Milton Parkway, and exit 9, Haynes Bridge Road.

Part of our Alpharetta neighborhoods guide.

Where it is

The city’s Horizon 2045 Comprehensive Plan, adopted June 22, 2026, makes Brookside and Great Oaks two of its five focus areas:

• Brookside is a 155-acre district along Brookside Parkway, first master-planned in 1997 and reworked in the 2022 Brookside Small Area Plan. It has been an office, institutional and retail center. The plan says a 19.7-acre redevelopment and an office-to-residential conversion “will introduce hundreds of new homes.” Georgia State University has a presence there, and the district holds Brookside Park, a city-owned lakefront park, and about 2 miles of trails.
• Great Oaks, more than 370 acres, sits just north of North Point and immediately south of Brookside. The plan describes it as large office buildings, data centers and North Point Community Church.

On this page the area runs east from Georgia 400 between about Old Milton Parkway and the North Point district, out along Kimball Bridge Road to the city line. Brookside Parkway and Kimball Bridge Road are the main roads. The plan notes the reconstruction of Kimball Bridge Road, with a bridge replacement and new sidewalks, and the Alpha Loop’s planned crossing of Georgia 400.

The district’s map data puts 60% of the area’s addresses in ZIP code 30022, 38% in 30005 and 1% in 30009. Addresses inside city limits get Alpharetta police, fire and trash service. New Prospect Elementary, at 3055 Kimball Bridge Road, is in the area.

Schools

Of the addresses in this area in the district’s map data on Oct. 4, this is how they split. Scores are 2025 College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) figures from the state’s School Grades report.

A few addresses on the west edge, about 1%, are zoned for Milton High, Northwestern Middle and Manning Oaks Elementary. Elementary zones are split four ways here, so check the exact address. Every school, with its zone map: Alpharetta public schools.

Home values

According to the Zillow Home Value Index, a modeled typical value for the middle third of homes and not a sale price:

ZIP 30022 covers much of Johns Creek as well as this part of Alpharetta. More in our home prices guide.

Parks and trails

• Rock Mill Park, 3100 Kimball Bridge Road, with greenway parking and restrooms; the city calls it the greenway’s main access point, at 3104-3122 Kimball Bridge Road.
• Big Creek Greenway, a 12-foot-wide concrete trail of about 12 miles in Alpharetta, the city says, running north to Union Hill Park and south to Mansell Road. See the city’s greenway page.
• Brookside Park, the city-owned lakefront park named in the comprehensive plan.

More in our walking and biking trails guide and parks guide.

Getting around

• Georgia 400: exit 10, Old Milton Parkway, and exit 9, Haynes Bridge Road, by the exit numbers in OpenStreetMap.
• Downtown: about 4.9 miles from the middle of the area to City Hall by road.
• Airport: about 37 miles to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Both are distances measured on the OpenStreetMap road network with the OSRM routing engine, not drive times.
• MARTA: route 140 stops along Brookside Parkway, according to MARTA’s schedule data. It runs to North Springs Station.

More in our getting around guide.

Groceries and everyday stores

From OpenStreetMap:

• Publix, 4305 State Bridge Road, inside city limits
• Kroger, 10945 State Bridge Road, just outside the city line
• Publix, 11585 Jones Bridge Road, just outside the city line

How we drew this area

Brookside and Great Oaks are focus areas in the city’s comprehensive plan; the area’s edges here follow Georgia 400, Old Milton Parkway and the city limit. School shares come from every Alpharetta address point inside them in the Fulton County Schools map service, checked Oct. 4, 2026. City limits are from OpenStreetMap’s boundary for Alpharetta. Store locations are © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Brookside in Alpharetta?

Brookside is a 155-acre district along Brookside Parkway, east of Georgia 400 off Old Milton Parkway. The city adopted its master plan in 1997 and the Brookside Small Area Plan in 2022.

What high school serves Kimball Bridge Road in Alpharetta?

Alpharetta High, for 92% of the addresses in this area in the Fulton County Schools map data. Most are zoned for Webb Bridge Middle and New Prospect Elementary.

Is new housing being built in Brookside?

Yes. The city’s Horizon 2045 Comprehensive Plan says a 19.7-acre redevelopment and an office-to-residential conversion will bring hundreds of new homes to Brookside.

Where do I park for the Big Creek Greenway off Kimball Bridge Road?

Rock Mill Park, at 3100 Kimball Bridge Road, has greenway parking and restrooms. The city calls it the main access point.