Moore Station Village Invites You to Discover Dublin.
Plan a visit to our beautiful community and we’ll take you on a tour of our special city. We’ll also book an overnight stay at one our historic Bed & Breakfast Inns – The Page House.
The Moore Station Village Discover Dublin Package includes the city tour, exclusive discounts at local restaurants and an overnight stay at The Page House with breakfast the next morning for only $70.*
Centrally located in the heart of Georgia, Dublin is a wonderful place filled with southern traditions, history and local attractions. Among them is The Page House. A 1903 Classic Greek Revival home that was often described as one of the grandest homes south of Atlanta. www.pagehousebb.com
Call Moore Station Village today to schedule your Discover Dublin Package. 877-272-9002
* call for details and availability.
The Dublin-Laurens County 45th Annual St. Patrick’s Festival is underway and continues through March 28.
Join us for the Leprechaun Contest, the Shamrock Crawl, the Emerald City Pageant and our famous BBQ Cook-off …and that’s not all! Everyone and everything has an Irish twist this time of year. You won’t want to miss any of the activities. Visit the official festival website for all of the details, event schedules and more.
While in Dublin, be sure to visit Moore Station Village. Like Dublin itself, Moore Station Village is a welcoming community with an easy-going lifestyle and Southern hospitality. Whether you’re looking for your first home, moving up, starting a family or hosting the grandkids, you’ll find a home of the perfect size and style at Moore Station Village. Call to schedule a tour 877-272-9002.
Small town southern charm and a determination to keep Dublin-Laurens County “Green and Growing” have combined to create a community rich in character and full of life. (source: CityofDublin.org)
Dublin-Laurens County offers something for everyone. The wonderfully mild climate of Middle Georgia creates a haven for the sportsman who enjoys tennis, golf, fishing, or hunting. If you enjoy shopping, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to do so at over 400 stores, including Dublin Mall. The historic downtown is a busy retail center filled with shops, restaurants, the recently renovated Theatre Dublin and the Dublin-Laurens County Historical Museum.
The City of Dublin was incorporated by the Georgia Assembly on December 9th, 1812, and made the county seat. It is said that a citizen, Jonathan Sawyer, named it Dublin after the capital of his Irish homeland.
In March, the entire community is a “wee bit Irish” for the Dublin-Laurens St. Patrick’s Festival which has been in existence for over 30 years! The month-long celebration offers fun for the whole family with a parade, a road race, an arts and craft fair, a leprechaun contest and much more.
Located in Dublin, Moore Station Village is the perfect new home, multi-generational neighborhood. Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up, starting a family or hosting the grandkids, you’ll find a home of the perfect size and style. Check out the beautiful photo galleries on the community’s website. Call to schedule your personal tour today! 877-272-9002.
To read more about Dublin and Laurens County, Georgia see the website for the City of Dublin.
Newcomers and visitors experience firsthand the genuine Southern hospitality here in Dublin-Laurens County. Everyone works together and strives to make our community a better place to live, work and play. With such a spirit, it is not surprising to find that many young adults who grew up in Laurens County return to raise their families here. They choose to return to give their children the same excellent quality of life they grew up with. (source: Dublin Chamber of Commerce.) Explore the Dublin Chamber of Commerce website and download their newsletter for interesting news and information about the community, economic development and more.
Dublin is one of the ten best managed and most livable cities in Georgia when judged in the areas of fiscal management, public safety, infrastructure, citizen participation, cultural activities, community partnerships and downtown viability by the Georgia Municipal Association and Georgia Trend Magazine; according to the City of Dublin, County of Laurens Development Authority. Visit the Development Authority’s website for more news and information about the county, life and culture, and business advantages.
“Location, Leadership and Livability” that’s what Dublin is all about.
Speaking of livability… Moore Station Village is the perfect new home, multi-generational neighborhood. Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up, starting a family or hosting the grandkids, you’ll find a home of the perfect size and style. Check out the beautiful photo galleries on the community’s website. Your new home in Dublin is ready for you. Call to schedule your personal tour today! 877-272-9002.
Dublin, Georgia - where within three hours you can be at the beach or in midtown Atlanta. Dublin is relaxed, easy-going, free of congestion, but more diverse than you may know. Visit the local hardware store on Saturday morning and you’ll meet folks who have never left Laurens County. Take classes at one of the local colleges and discover newcomers from faraway states and countries.
Like Dublin itself, Moore Station Village is a welcoming, multi-generational and multi-cultural community. It is home to singles, couples and families who value an easy-going lifestyle. Moore Station Village has its own charming brand of Southern hospitality. Call today or visit the community website for more details.
The American Association of Retirement Communities has awarded Dublin, Georgia with the state’s first AARC Seal of Approval award. The AARC Seal of Approval (SOA) program was established to recognize communities that possess the resources and amenities to attract today’s relocating retiree. Towns, municipalities and master-planned developments are assessed based on criteria such as: community support, quality of life, available healthcare, transportation, housing, educational opportunities, recreational amenities, cultural, civic and economic vitality and much more. To learn more about AARC and this prestigious award, visit the AARC website.
Moore Station Village is proud to be located in the heart of this award-winning community. Moore Station Village is an outstanding multi-generational neighborhood close to all that Dublin offers. The neighborhood is also conveniently located near continuing care, assisted and memory care services. To learn more about Moore Station Village and to receive updates and announcements from us, please visit our Contact Us page.
Conveniently located at the midpoint between two of Georgia’s largest and most well-known cities, Atlanta and Savannah, Dublin is a charming town with a friendly town where you’ll feel at home from the first moment you step foot here.
Situated in the middle of the state of Georgia, Dublin encompasses the small town feel, while still being home to countless excellent educational, entertainment, dining and cultural opportunities for you to enjoy. With such excellent opportunities and a friendly feeling like no other, it’s no surprise that many native to the town find themselves returning to Dublin to raise their families. Southern hospitality is a way of life in Dublin, and community members are constantly working together to make the best possible place to work, live and play!
This sense of community stems from Dublin’s rich history and beautiful architecture. It’s easy to feel at home and relaxed in a place this beautiful. Featuring parks and a historic downtown for you to explore, you can spend afternoons strolling down the street, taking in the sights and saying hello to all the familiar faces.
Dublin was also named the first ever “Official Retirement City” by the American Association of Retirement Communities. Given its gorgeous surroundings, convenient location to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and the Atlantic coast, its relaxed way of life and opportunities for both education and economic growth, Dublin is the perfect place for retirees!
There’s always something to do, whether it’s trying a new restaurant, attending one of the town’s many annual festivals or just relaxing with friends on your front porch, Dublin is the city where your heart will feel at home.
