Rushton Homes in Piedmont with Gated Privacy

Rushton is a compact gated enclave in Piedmont where estate-scale homes, oversized lots, and a central open lawn define the neighborhood from the moment you enter. Rather than a sprawling subdivision, it reads as a small collection of custom and semi-custom residences gathered around Great Lawn Drive, with Southern Oaks Golf Club just outside the gates and several homes positioned for golf-course or pond views.

Community Highlights

Rushton was marketed as a 25-home community on roughly 32 acres, and the layout still comes through clearly in the listing history. The shared focal point is the Great Lawn, a five- to six-acre common green that listings repeatedly describe alongside a covered picnic area and gazebo. Lot sizes are a major part of the appeal: recorded home sites typically cluster around 34,848 square feet, with many parcels running from about 28,749 to 46,173 square feet and the community average sitting near 0.8 acres.

The homes themselves were primarily built from 2007 through 2014, with the newest recorded home completed in 2018. Four- and five-bedroom plans dominate, and the recurring interior pattern is generous, flexible square footage rather than compact form. Main-level primary suites appear often, along with bonus rooms, media rooms, lower-level flex space, dedicated offices, and multiple fireplaces. Hardwood floors, granite or quartz surfaces, keeping rooms, covered or screened outdoor living areas, and three-car garages show up again and again in the neighborhood’s upper-end offerings.