Atlanta Neighborhoods
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Glenwood Park

Glenwood Park

Glenwood Park is a small, self-sustaining neighborhood in Atlanta just south of I-20 bordering Grant Park and Ormewood Park. This award winning neighborhood was developed to be a truly walkable neighborhood and boasts a wide variety of businesses including a coffee shop, nail salon, health facility, gym, some of the best restaurants in the city and much more. The housing options include some of the most unique and diverse architecture in the city. In addition to the apartments and condos there are plenty of townhouses and single family houses, each with a unique design, style and architecture. Walk down one street and you’ll feel like you’re in Brooklyn Heights with the beautiful brownstones and tree lined sidewalks. Turn the corner and the scenery drastically, but somehow seamlessly, changes to large single-family houses, each unique to each other, surrounding the private resident park. The houses vary in style from Modern, Spanish Colonial, Italian and Traditional but somehow they all seem to flow together. The design of Glenwood Park is truly refreshing, the opposite of cookie cutter and must be experienced in person to truly appreciate it.

Glenwood Park

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Inman Park

Inman Park is one of the original intown Atlanta neighborhoods, known as the first Atlanta suburb, that has dramatically changed over the past 10 years. The eclectic neighborhood features a well balanced mix of large Victorian homes, modern apartments and brownstone style townhouses. Perfectly situated along the popular Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail, close to the Inman Park MARTA station and provides easy access to the Interstate provides easy access to several other great neighborhoods. Over the past decade this neighborhood had grown in popularity, becoming one of the most desired areas in Atlanta. Due do the popularity and scarcity of land Inman Park real estate prices have significantly over the past several years and is situated to continue appreciating for years to come.

Featuring some of the city’s best restaurants, walkable nightlife, nearby parks, easy access to the Beltline providing connections to Ponce City Market, Krog St Market and Old Fourth Ward park, this neighborhood has become one of the most desired areas to live in Atlanta. In mid April people gather from all around the Metro Atlanta area to enjoy the three day Inman Park Festival. This one of the most popular festivals (of many in Atlanta) and the highlight of many Atlantans spring. Check out some of the featured listings below if you’re interested in moving to this amazing neighborhood!

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Glenwood Park

Glenwood Park

Glenwood Park

Glenwood Park is a small, self-sustaining neighborhood in Atlanta just south of I-20 bordering Grant Park and Ormewood Park. This award winning neighborhood was developed to be a truly walkable neighborhood and boasts a wide variety of businesses including a coffee shop, nail salon, health facility, gym, some of the best restaurants in the city and much more. The housing options include some of the most unique and diverse architecture in the city. In addition to the apartments and condos there are plenty of townhouses and single family houses, each with a unique design, style and architecture. Walk down one street and you’ll feel like you’re in Brooklyn Heights with the beautiful brownstones and tree lined sidewalks. Turn the corner and the scenery drastically, but somehow seamlessly, changes to large single-family houses, each unique to each other, surrounding the private resident park. The houses vary in style from Modern, Spanish Colonial, Italian and Traditional but somehow they all seem to flow together. The design of Glenwood Park is truly refreshing, the opposite of cookie cutter and must be experienced in person to truly appreciate it.

Old Fourth Ward

Old Fourth Ward has seen some of the most significant changes of any Atlanta neighborhood over the past 5 years. This is a very eclectic area with a very diverse selection of residents, housing types, architecture, and amenities. Home to Ponce City Market, Historic Old Fourth Ward Park, Beltline and Edgewood Ave Nightlife. This area is constantly changing and remains a great area to invest or settle down. Check out the wide range of housing types available.

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