About Our Community

Walton Oaks: Where the Oaks Stand Tall and Home Feels Like Augusta

There's a particular kind of welcome you only find in the South. It lives in the shade of an old oak, in a neighbor's wave across the courtyard, and in an afternoon that's in no hurry to end. At Walton Oaks, near the banks of the Savannah River in Augusta, Georgia, preserved oak trees line the streets, while manicured courtyards, abundant green space, and a private gated entry create a setting that's peaceful, polished, and unmistakably Southern. Quick access to I-520, nearby schools, and an on-site, sheltered bus stop keep everyday life easy.

Step inside and the first thing you'll notice is the light. Tall ceilings and expansive windows fill our oversized one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes with golden Georgia sunshine, while walk-in closets, in-home laundry rooms, and energy-efficient appliances make daily life feel effortless. Outside, fire up the grill at the BBQ and picnic area, shoot hoops on the sport court, or let little ones play at the covered playground in our Adventure Park. A fitness center, community room, and lending library round out a neighborhood that's pet-friendly, EarthCraft Certified, and Breathe Easy smoke-free.

Life here reaches well beyond the front door. Our complimentary after-school enrichment program, Ferst Readers, and year-round resident events help neighbors grow together. Behind it all is a dedicated on-site team that takes real pride in caring for Walton Oaks and the people who call it home. Friendly, welcoming, and Spanish-speaking, they're always happy to help, whether you're touring for the first time or settling into your favorite spot beneath the oaks.

Walton Oaks is locally owned and managed by Walton Communities, established in 1989. Every resident survey is read by our on-site team, our community support office, and our owners, because the people who live here help shape what this neighborhood becomes. It's all part of our commitment to creating Neighborhoods that Matter, where people don't just live, but thrive. So pull up a chair and stay awhile. Welcome home.