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Motorcycle, jewelry, furniture up for grabs at Alpharetta garage sale

Photos via community post on Patch, Craigslist
Photos via community post on Patch, Craigslist
By Mitchell Northam
Aug 30, 2018

Here’s your chance to do some bargain shopping this Labor Day weekend.

A community of homes in Alpharetta is banding together on Saturday, Sept. 1 to host a giant garage sale.

According to postings from the people in the community on Patch and Craigslist, items for sale include office furniture, jewelry, designer handbags, electronics, antiques, appliances — like a washer and dryer from Samsung — and even a Harley Davidson motorcycle.

The gated community of Woodlands at Webb Bridge and The Preserves will open at 8 a.m.

The event will run until 3 p.m., rain or shine.

The community is located across the street from Avalon, but for you folks who like to use Google Maps to get around, type in 2925 Webb Bridge Road to get to the sale.

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