Cottonwood Village in Gainesville, GA

Cottonwood Village is a destination village, with three stores filled with a variety of merchandise to please even the most seasoned shopper. The village’s friendly nostalgic atmosphere invites you to come sit a spell, listen to a little old-time music and reminisce about the good old days as you discover memories past.

Cottonwood Village is located at 4300 Hwy 53, ½ mile east of the intersection with Hwy 306. We are convenient to the Dawsonville Premium Outlet Mall, Gainesville and Cumming. You may contact us at 770-205-7800 or by email.


Cottonwood Village Antiques is 5,000 square feet of quality antiques. North Georgia natives, Heavenly & Shawn Littleton, along with 15 other fine antique collectors, have searched the South for rare and unique antiques. Hidden inside is an antique bargain hunters dream including exquisite furniture, collectible porcelain and silver, folk and fine art, fine vintage linens, romantic Victorian décor, vintage and rare books and Appalachian collectibles. Antique mahogany furniture, fine china, Remington bronzes, collectible firearms, vintage clothing, fine vintage linens, Appalachian primitives, antique collectibles and much, much more are available here in North Georgia. If you are looking for the perfect piece to add to your home or collection – this is the place to find it.	We buy, sell and trade antique items.

Littleton Arms and Antiques is the dream of owner, Shawn Littleton. With a BA in History and over 10 years experience in the firearms business, he is one of the most knowledgeable historical firearms dealers in the South. Currently in stock are several highly collectible black powder short and long firearms. Shawn has received his FFL permit and inventory is exploding! Nestled inside Cottonwood Village Antiques, Littleton Arms and Antiques also specializes in militaria, sporting and historical collectibles.

The Country Store at Cottonwood Village takes you back to a time gone by with friendly personalized service and all locally homemade products. Upon entering, you are immediately refreshed by the smell of the all natural, handmade herbal soaps and lotions made in Sautee-Nacoochee. Your nose then leads you to the wonderful collection of highly scented homemade soy candles. Next you will find a delectable assortment of homemade, preservative-free, food color free- just like your Grandma made - jams, jellies, vegetables and relishes. One sample and you will be hooked! Close by you will find the flavorful fresh dried organic herbs, tea and spices lovingly grown in Cleveland, Georgia. Equally wonderful is the local Sourwood and Wildflower honey. This honey is not only delicious but is recommended to prevent allergies from local pollens if used daily in the Spring and the Fall. The store also carries the full line of Nora Mill Granary products, specializing in fresh, stone-ground cornmeal, grits and other whole grains from their family run mill in Helen since 1876. In addition, you can satisfy your sweet tooth with an old fashioned candy. We also offer delicious locally made home made whole wheat breads and roasted St. Ives coffee.
Appalachian Video Documentaries
Check out the 2 award winning Appalachian video documentaries by filmmaker Heavenly Littleton:Feels Like Home: An Appalachian Journey and Keeper of the Folkways: John Rice Irwin and the Museum of Appalachia. Feels Like Home is an Appalachian journey through song. Through a stunning visual tour of rural and a retrospective of vocal performers, the documentary takes the audience through the roots of the unaccompanied Appalachian folk song into the active preservation of the song style today. Performances include Grammy-winner Dr. Ralph Stanley, Nick and Glenda Pender, and three generations of women, Ruth Anne Stowers, Deborah Self, and Mandy Gilbert.
Come visit us at the following event:
Christmas in Central Park in Cumming - Nov 17 & 18, 2007 at Central Park Recreation Center, 2300 Keith Bridge Road, Cumming, GA 30040 - Take GA 400 to Exit 17