If you have driven Haynes Bridge Road near Devore Road and Jon Scott Drive and noticed site work, this is not The Gathering. It is a separate Alpharetta residential project called Mayfair on Haynes Bridge, formerly known as Alcovy Estates.
Based on City of Alpharetta development records reviewed by BBDN, the current approved program calls for 27 detached single-family homes. The project has moved beyond its original entitlement stage into visible site work, but several details buyers will care about most are still not fully public, including the current builder, vertical building-permit status, official pricing, floor plans and sales timing.
Where is Mayfair on Haynes Bridge?
The site is along the west side of Haynes Bridge Road around Devore Road and Jon Scott Drive in Alpharetta’s 30009 area. It sits in the same broader Haynes Bridge corridor as The Gathering, but the two are separate projects.
- Mayfair on Haynes Bridge: approved residential project with 27 detached homes
- The Gathering: separate mixed-use development farther south near Morrison Parkway
That distinction matters because the visible construction activity along this corridor can make the projects easy to confuse.
What is approved at Mayfair?
The current BBDN fact lock is 27 detached homes. The project was previously known as Alcovy Estates, and Alpharetta City Council approved a second phase in 2025 that brought the current program to 27 detached homes.
That is different from older public descriptions of Alcovy Estates that referenced a smaller mixed housing plan. Those older descriptions should not be treated as the current approved program.
What do the City development records show?
The City of Alpharetta’s land-disturbance records identify two Mayfair entries:
- D240028, received July 1, 2024, titled “Mayfair on Haynes Bridge fka Alcovy Estates,” for single-family homes at Devore Road & Jon Scott, covering 3.16 acres.
- D250008 / LDP2025-007, the Phase 2 land-development record, covering approximately 1.53 acres.
Those records establish that the City has processed land-development activity for the project. They do not by themselves prove that every permit has been issued or that vertical home construction has started.
View the City of Alpharetta land-disturbance permit list.
What is happening on the site now?
BBDN field-observed active site work on September 24, 2026. The safest current stage description is:
Clearing / site work observed. Vertical residential construction not yet verified.
That distinction is important. Dirt moving does not automatically mean homes are under vertical construction.
What about the lots?
Current property-record research shows a likely project assemblage around Jon Scott Drive and Haynes Bridge Road, including parcels associated with Mr Jon Scott Lots LLC and Jon Scott Lots Phase II LLC.
BBDN is treating that as an approximate assemblage, not the final legal project boundary. The approved site plan still needs to be matched against the current tax-parcel configuration before we call the boundary exact.
What we are still waiting on
This is where the story becomes most relevant for future buyers. BBDN is still verifying:
- Current builder and developer identity
- Exact approved site-plan boundary
- Current land-development permit issuance/status
- Vertical residential building permits
- Official pricing
- Floor plans and builder marketing
- Sales release and presale timing
Until those items are confirmed, claims about specific home prices, floor plans, launch dates or a vertical-construction start would be premature.
Why this project matters
Mayfair sits in a high-visibility Alpharetta corridor between major activity centers including Downtown Alpharetta and Avalon, with The Gathering developing nearby. For buyers, that makes the project worth watching before the formal sales launch because location, product type, pricing and builder identity could determine whether this becomes another high-end 30009 opportunity.
For nearby homeowners, the bigger issue is understanding which construction belongs to which project and what has actually been approved versus what is still being permitted or marketed.
Mayfair on Haynes Bridge FAQ
How many homes are planned at Mayfair on Haynes Bridge?
The current approved program reviewed by BBDN calls for 27 detached single-family homes.
Is Mayfair the same project as The Gathering?
No. They are separate developments in the same broader Haynes Bridge corridor. Mayfair is the residential project near Devore Road and Jon Scott Drive. The Gathering is the separate mixed-use development farther south near Morrison Parkway.
Has construction started?
Active site work has been observed. BBDN has not yet verified vertical residential building permits or vertical home construction.
Who is the builder?
The current builder has not been verified by BBDN yet.
What will homes cost?
Official Mayfair pricing has not been verified or publicly released in the source set BBDN is relying on. Any price claims should be treated as unconfirmed until the builder or project team releases them.
What BBDN is watching next
The next meaningful update is not another rendering or rumor. It is one of these: a verified builder announcement, confirmed vertical permits, an official sales release, floor plans, pricing, or a new City filing that materially advances the project.
BBDN will update this coverage when one of those changes happens.
Sources
- City of Alpharetta land-disturbance permit list: Mayfair / land-development records
- City of Alpharetta entitlement and design-review records reviewed by BBDN for CLUP-24-05, Z-24-17, PH-24-20 and DRB26260002
- BBDN field observation, September 24, 2026
- Current parcel/property-record screenshots reviewed by BBDN
Reporting note: BBDN distinguishes approvals, permit applications, permit issuance, site work and vertical construction. Details marked unverified will be updated only when supporting records are confirmed.