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Bring Your Pets Home Near Gwinnett Place Mall

Pet-Friendly Apartments Near Gwinnett Place Mall

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The Breck offers pet-friendly apartments in Norcross with a published Bark Park and a current route to compare with the Gwinnett Place Mall redevelopment site.

The Breck

The Breck is a pet-friendly apartment community at 1355 Indian Trail Lilburn Road Northwest in Norcross, Georgia. A route check on November 2, 2026 showed 5.1 miles and about 10 minutes via I-85 North to 2100 Pleasant Hill Road, the Gwinnett Place Mall address. Gwinnett County describes the mall property as mostly vacant and in active redevelopment, so shoppers should verify current destinations rather than treating it as an operating retail hub.

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Key Takeaways

  • The Breck is at 1355 Indian Trail Lilburn Road Northwest in Norcross. A November 2, 2026 route check showed 5.1 miles and about 10 minutes to 2100 Pleasant Hill Road.

  • The community publishes that it is pet-friendly and includes a Bark Park. Confirm current pet rules and fees directly.

  • Published apartment features include wood-look vinyl flooring. Patios or balconies, sunrooms, and split-level townhome designs are listed for select homes.

  • Published apartment features include wood-look vinyl flooring, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and subway tile backsplashes. Confirm the exact package for a specific home.

  • Gwinnett County describes the Gwinnett Place Mall property as mostly vacant and in active redevelopment, so verify current destinations instead of treating it as an operating retail hub.

Location Near Gwinnett Place Mall

The Breck is at 1355 Indian Trail Lilburn Road Northwest in Norcross. A Google Maps check on November 2, 2026 showed 5.1 miles and about 10 minutes via I-85 North to 2100 Pleasant Hill Road. Travel times can change with traffic.

Gwinnett County describes the Gwinnett Place Mall property as mostly vacant and in active redevelopment. The county and its Urban Redevelopment Agency own major portions of the site. Current plans and site access can change as redevelopment proceeds.

The route check supports a bounded location comparison, not a promise about current shopping, dining, or entertainment at the mall property. Google displayed a different destination-area label during the check, so use the street address and verify the exact place you plan to visit.

Pet-Friendly Features at The Breck

The Breck publishes that it is pet-friendly and includes a Bark Park. Confirm current pet limits, fees, breed or weight rules, and Bark Park access directly with the leasing team before applying.

The published Bark Park is a pet-focused community amenity. Its presence does not establish specific equipment, surface, hours, or rules, so prospective residents should ask the leasing team about those details.

Wood-look vinyl flooring is listed as an apartment feature. Private patios or balconies are listed for select homes. Confirm the exact flooring and outdoor-space features for a specific available apartment.

Apartment Features and Layout Options

The Breck publishes current floor plan information on its official website. Availability, dimensions, pricing, and the exact configuration of a specific home can change, so compare the current floor plan and availability details with the leasing team.

Private patios or balconies are listed for select homes. Confirm whether a specific available apartment includes either feature.

Sunrooms are listed for select homes. Confirm the layout and availability for the specific apartment you are considering.

Split-level townhome designs are listed for select homes. This published option should not be read as a feature of every residence.

The Breck lists designer light fixtures and color schemes, wood-look vinyl flooring, stainless steel appliances, built-in microwaves and dishwashers, quartz countertops, and subway tile backsplashes. Private patios or balconies, sunrooms, split-level townhome designs, and wood-burning fireplaces are listed for select homes. Confirm the exact finish package for a specific apartment.

The published apartment features mix general listings with select-home options. Review the current details for the exact apartment before relying on a particular layout, finish, fireplace, patio, balcony, or sunroom.

Community Amenities for Daily Use

The Breck includes several shared community amenities in addition to its pet-focused Bark Park. These amenities include a pool, a fully equipped fitness center, a clubhouse, and a full-service business center.

The pool is a shared community amenity. It is separate from private apartment features such as patios or balconies and is part of the published common amenity package.

The fitness center is described as fully equipped. It gives residents an on-site place for exercise without needing to leave the community for that specific purpose. The evidence does not define individual equipment, so the supported fact is the presence of a fully equipped fitness center.

The clubhouse adds another shared indoor amenity at The Breck. The community also includes a full-service business center, which is a dedicated amenity for work-related or office-style needs within the clubhouse setting.

These amenities serve different functions. The Bark Park is pet-focused, the pool is recreational, the fitness center is exercise-focused, and the clubhouse with business center supports shared indoor use. Understanding those distinctions can help you compare the community’s features without treating every amenity as the same type of space.

Service and Maintenance

The Breck publishes 24-hour emergency maintenance. This identifies service availability for emergencies but does not promise a particular response time or outcome.

Published service information does not establish staff friendliness or routine maintenance response times. Ask the leasing team how emergency and non-emergency requests are submitted and handled.

For the most accurate service expectations, confirm current emergency procedures, request channels, and office contacts directly with The Breck.

Conclusion

The Breck publishes pet-friendly apartments, a Bark Park, and shared amenities including a pool, fitness center, clubhouse, and business center. A November 2, 2026 route check showed 5.1 miles and about 10 minutes to 2100 Pleasant Hill Road, while Gwinnett County describes the mall property as mostly vacant and in active redevelopment.

Schedule a tour to confirm current availability, pet policies, select-home features, and how the Gwinnett Place redevelopment affects the destinations you plan to use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Breck pet-friendly?

Yes, The Breck is pet-friendly community and we love our four-legged residents. We welcome both dogs and cats, with a maximum of two pets per apartment home, in line with our community pet policy.

What are the pet fees and restrictions?

Our pet policy includes a non-refundable pet fee of $400 per pet and monthly pet rent of $25 per pet, with a maximum of two pets per apartment home. Breed and weight restrictions may apply, so we recommend reaching out to the office for the most up-to-date list of approved breeds and guidelines. To make move-in smooth for you and your pet, please be sure all pet fees are paid and any required pet paperwork is completed before your furry friend joins you in your new home.

Does The Breck have a dog park or other pet amenities?

The Breck offers convenient on-site pet amenities, including a dog park and pet relief areas.

What amenities does The Breck offer?

The Breck offers a resort-inspired pool, fully equipped 24/7 fitness center, resident clubhouse, grilling areas, and a dog park.

Where is The Breck located?

The Breck is located at 1355 Indian Trail Road, Norcross, GA 30093.

Jason	Schefferstein

About the author:

Jason Schefferstein

Marketing Manager

Jason Schefferstein is a Marketing Manager at S2 Capital, where he helps connect renters with apartment communities across a large national multifamily portfolio. His work centers on the things that matter most to people searching for a new home — accurate listings, clear information, responsive websites, and a smoother path from "just looking" to move-in day. With more than 20 years of marketing experience, he writes about apartment search, rental trends, and how to make better decisions when choosing where to live.
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