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Adair Park

Neighboring West End and Metropolitan Parkway, Adair Park was initially developed during the period when Atlanta was transitioning from a “railroad town” to a larger city around the turn of the 20th century. The dominant architectural style of the homes in this neighborhood—which are largely bungalows—exhibit an American craftsman style. Other styles include Queen Anne, Folk Victorian, and English Vernacular houses.
Adair Park boasts large lots (an average of 50’ by 200’), three parks, and plenty of greenery for its residents.

Adair Park Schools

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Adair Park zip codes

30310

County

Fulton
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cabbagetown

Eclectic. Charming. Historic, but also modern. Cabbagetown is a historic district located just west of Reynoldstown, built in place of the old mill town that was destroyed during the Civil War. The area is home to numerous artists, some of whose work can be found in the Krog Street Tunnel.
Cabbagetown’s homes consist largely of classic historic homes renovated to reflect modern aesthetic tastes. The result is a truly unique and varied architectural style that matches the flair and charm of the neighborhood as a whole.

Cabbagaetown Schools

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cabbagetown zip codes

3031230316

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Fulton
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candler park

Bordering Inman Park, Druid Hills, and Edgewood, Candler Park is a historic district with homes that combine modern upgrades with old-school architecture. The past decade has been kind to Candler Park, with the community seeing massive growth.
Easily one of the more charming districts in Atlanta, Candler Park is known for the charming style of its architecture, family-centered neighborhood, and rich history. The homes here hail from the late 1800s and early 1900s, and the park—also called Candler Park—is home to a golf course, swimming pool, and playground.

candler park Schools

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candler park zip codes

30307

County

Fulton
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capitol view

Named for its fantastic view of the Georgia State Capitol building, Capitol View is an in-town neighborhood filled with numerous houses from the early 1900s. It’s located a mere 2.5 miles from downtown and has easy access to the Hartsfield-Jackson airport.
Architectural styles consist of Craftsman Bungalows and Country Victorians for the earlier houses and later styles such as Colonials and Cape Cods. In addition to numerous old-style houses, this neighborhood is also home to numerous parks, a creative culture, and numerous local events.

capitol View Schools

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capitol view zip codes

30310

County

Fulton
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chosewood park

Formerly the area’s workforce housing, Chosewood Park is a neighborhood consists of old craftsman-style housing south of Atlanta along the beltline. The area is experiencing a renewal, with over half of the previously abandoned homes being renovated by 2012. Special projects, such as the planting of fruit trees in 2013 and 2017, serve to revitalize the area.
The neighborhood is named for the six-acre park in the neighborhood’s center, which is a designated wildlife habitat certified by the National Wildlife Federation. With the Atlanta Beltline acquiring properties all throughout the area, this is definitely a neighborhood to watch.

Chosewood Park Schools

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Chosewood Park zip codes

30315

County

Fulton
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east atlanta

East Atlanta Village, referred to locally as EAV, is an eclectic mix of historical and modern features. As the frontline of the Battle of Atlanta during the Civil War, various historic landmarks are interspersed with the murals and other artwork in the area.
The neighborhood has experienced an upturn in the last few decades, and efforts have been made to improve the pedestrian experience in the area, such as with wider sidewalks and benches. Numerous events, including B*ATL and the East Atlanta Strut, create a lively atmosphere for EAV residents.

east atlanta Schools

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east atlanta zip codes

30316
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east lake

East Lake is probably best known for East Lake Golf Course, the site of the annual PGA Tour Championship. However, that’s not all the area has to offer. Located on the easternmost side of Atlanta, East Lake is a trendy yet family-oriented neighborhood with historical landmarks and numerous events.
In 2005, the East Lake Neighbors Community Association adopted East Lake Park, and numerous improvements have been made to the park since then. The neighborhood is also home to ELFMarket, a farmers’ market established in 2009. The Market now engages in numerous projects designed to improve the community.

east lake Schools

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east lake zip codes

30317

county

dekalb
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edgewood

Edgewood was developed during Atlanta’s massive economic boom from 1870 to 1910 to accommodate the many workers who were entering the area. Because of this, the Victorian style of architecture found in neighboring areas is completely absent. Instead, American Craftsman style bungalows are the primary architectural style.
The neighborhood is located a convenient three miles from downtown Atlanta, and it was initially its own town before its annexation into Atlanta in 1909. Along with this easy access to downtown, Edgewood also boasts its own retail district, which is home to various commercial tenants.

edgewood Schools

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edgewood zip codes

30317

county

dekalb
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grant park

As one of the oldest historic districts in Atlanta, Grant Park contains one of the largest collections of Victorian style houses in the city, including mansions facing the 131-acre park and cottages along the east side. American Craftsman and Queen Anne style bungalows are also present along the surrounding streets.
Within the park itself are the Zoo Atlanta—which receives over a million visitors every year—and the Cyclorama & Civil War Museum, which features a massive cylindrical oil painting depicting the Battle of Atlanta.

grant park Schools

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grant park zip codes

3031230315

county

fulton
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inman park

Inman Park is considered one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Atlanta, and as such, it’s also one of the most expensive. It’s home to the city’s largest collection of Victorian-style mansions and other historic houses, giving it an eclectic charm that attracts people from all around.
These homes form the center of the neighborhood’s Tour of Homes, which is held during the annual Inman Park Festival. The festival itself is the largest all-volunteer festival in the state of Georgia, attracting tens of thousands of visitors every year.

inman park Schools

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inman park zip codes

30307

county

fulton
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kirkwood

Home to a mix of historic and modern housing styles and five of Atlanta’s public parks, Kirkwood is able to serve a wide variety of residents. The neighborhood was developed just after the Civil War in the 1870s, though it wasn’t officially established until 1899.
The homes come in all styles, from historic Victorian and Craftsman style homes to modern and classic houses. Local associations work closely with the city and developers to preserve the historicity of its neighborhoods while also supporting new developments, making Kirkwood the perfect mix of old and new. Meanwhile, downtown Kirkwood—referred to locally as “the small town in the big city”—provides everything residents could possibly need.

kirkwood Schools

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kirkwood zip codes

30317

county

fulton
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midtown

Known as the “Heart of the Arts,” Midtown has the highest density of cultural and art institutions in the southeastern United States. Among these institutions are the iconic Fox Theatre, the High Museum of Art, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the Woodruff Arts Center.
The neighborhood affords residents numerous housing options, including condominiums, single-family homes, and townhomes. Midtown’s Piedmont Park is home to cultural events and festivals that attract over 6 million visitors every year and serves as the neighborhood’s central point.

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midtown zip codes

3030330305303063030830309

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fulton
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morningside

Morningside boasts historic Tudor and Craftsman style homes along with the Morningside Nature Preserve, which covers about 30 acres. The neighborhood was originally developed in the 1920s, and many of the streets carry on the neighborhood’s historic charm, being named after the various settlers in the area.
Often called Morningside/Lenox Park due to the two neighborhoods’ close proximity, the neighborhood enjoys a nearby commercial district, a weekly farmer’s market held year-round, and a great deal of character.

morningside Schools

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morningside zip codes

3032430306

county

fulton
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oakhurst

A charming, eclectic neighborhood whose residents represent a wide demographic range, Oakhurst is located six miles east of downtown Atlanta. Originally created as a streetcar suburb of Atlanta, the neighborhood contains many homes in the American Craftsman style, though post-World War II homes are built in more modern styles.
The neighborhood contains various historic buildings, including the former Old Scottish Rite Hospital, which now houses a wine bar, art gallery, and the Solarium, which is a gathering place for local groups. While the area is largely residential, locals do have access to various eateries, shops, and art galleries in Oakhurst Village at the center of the neighborhood.

oakhurst Schools

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oakhurst zip codes

30030

county

dekalb
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old fourth ward

Old Fourth Ward, or O4W as it’s often called, is divided into three areas: Northeast, Northwest, and Southeast. Of these areas, Southeast contains the most residential housing, which is constructed in Victorian and bungalow styles. The area is also known for its historic landmarks, primarily the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. Its streets share the same character as the historic African-American business district called Sweet Auburn.
The neighborhood also includes various multi-family dwellings and repurposed industrial buildings, such as the Studioplex on the eastern side.

old fourth ward Schools

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old fourth ward zip codes

30312

county

fulton
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ormewood park

Bordered by Glenwood Park, Grant Park, Reynoldstown, and East Atlanta, Ormewood Park contains numerous leafy green areas for local residents to relax. It’s one of the most historical neighborhoods, with houses built in numerous eras. As such, it contains a wide range of architectural styles, including Victorian cottages, Craftsman bungalows, wood-sided cottages, and brick ranch-style homes.
Every year, nearly 3,000 people attend the Ormewood Park Makers Festival, a celebration of local craftsman, music, and more.

Ormewood Park Schools

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Ormewood Park zip codes

30312

county

fulton
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reynoldstown

Reynoldstown is a historic area founded after the Civil War by freed slave Isaiah Reynolds and his wife Sarah. It is on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and is located two miles from downtown Atlanta. There is a very active neighborhood association, and the Reynoldstown area is quickly being restored. It is becoming more popular and is expected to soon match the popularity of its’ neighboring areas of Virginia Highland and Inman Park.
Reynoldstown is a walkable neighborhood attractive to young professionals, first-time homebuyers, empty-nesters and students. New residents find a close-knit neighborhood with old architecture, coffee shops, restaurants, local artist galleries, and historic landmarks.

reynoldstown Schools

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Reynoldstown zip codes

30316

county

fulton
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virginia highland

Virginia-Highland is a neighborhood with many young professional residents. Most own their homes. The local schools are better than average and there are many restaurants, bars, coffee shops and parks. Virginia-Highland housing includes bungalows and historic homes. The area is an Atlanta-wide destination for trendy shopping and eating, and the neighborhood association is actively involved in the development and safety of the area.

Virginia Highland Schools

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Virginia Highland zip codes

3030630324

county

fulton
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west end

Known for its diverse cultural, economic, ethnic and religious backgrounds, Atlanta’s West End is one of the Atlanta BeltLine’s hottest neighborhoods right now. A pedestrian and bike-friendly neighborhood, young professionals and families alike are flocking to this up-and-coming neighborhood at a rapid pace.

west end Schools

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west end zip codes

3031030314

county

fulton
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westview

Located five minutes southwest of downtown Atlanta, the historic neighborhood of Westview is one of Atlanta’s hidden gems within the perimeter. Westview comes complete with one of city’s strongest neighborhood associations, a village center and charming streets filed with original Craftsman bungalows. Homes located in Westview are largely untouched and have the original interior details. Details like fireplaces, coffered ceilings and built-in’s. The neighbors take great pride in their homes and is becoming one of the most talked about neighborhoods along the Atlanta BeltLine.

westview Schools

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westview zip codes

30310

county

fulton
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