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St. Marlo Country Club: Frequently Asked Questions

The questions owners and prospective buyers ask most often about St. Marlo — answered from public, verifiable information. Where a figure changes over time, this page points you to the source rather than guessing.

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About St. Marlo

Yes. The association publishes 24-hour gated access with an on-site security team, and the gate is one of the reasons the community holds its position relative to comparable non-gated neighborhoods in the corridor.

No. HOA membership is mandatory for every owner, but the golf course operates as a daily-fee course open to the public, so club participation is a separate and optional decision. Confirm current terms directly with the club.

The association describes the community as set on more than 900 acres, with a large share of homes adjacent to the roughly 200-acre golf course.

Denis Griffiths, who also designed Chateau Elan and Georgia National. The course plays to a par of 72.

Current closed-sale figures come from FMLS/GAMLS and are not published on this page until they are verified. Request the current read for your specific street and lot position and Peter will send the comparable set behind the number.

St. Marlo is served by the Forsyth County school district. Attendance zones are redrawn periodically, so verify the current assignment for a specific address directly with Forsyth County Schools before relying on it.

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