Intown Neighborhoods

Midtown

• Single family homes dating from late 1800s to the 1940s with some newer construction -- prices range from $300,000 to a million plus
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• Condominiums dating from early 1900s to new high-rises ranging in price from $150,000 to a million plus
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• Midtown offers a plethora of restaurants, bars, shopping, museums and theatres
  
• The convenience of two MARTA stations and the wonderful Piedmont Park
  
• The most cosmopolitan and pedestrian friendly neighborhood in Atlanta (i.e., the number of places within a short walking distance)
  
• Midtown Neighbors Association - http://www.midtownatlanta.org/

Ansley Park/Sherwood Forest

• Ansley Park primarily single family homes dating from 1905 -- prices range from $550,000 to 3 million plus
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• Sherwood Forest primarily custom ranch homes dating from the 1950s on very spacious lots, plus a tremendous amount of high-end new construction -- prices range from $550,000 to 2 million plus
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• Some condos and townhomes -- both historic and newer construction -- prices start under $200,000 for a smaller condo
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• Neighborhood designed around numerous parks with wide, curving streets -- bike lanes on some streets
  
• Walk to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens and Piedmont Park
  
• Neighborhood shopping (Ansley Mall and Colony Square), many arts venues, Arts Center MARTA rail station, restaurants and clubs -- many within walking distance
  
• Ansley Park Civic Association - http://www.ansleypark.org/

Morningside

• Primarily single family homes dating from the 1930s ranging in price from $400,000 up to a million plus
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• The home style is predominately brick Tudor bungalow
  
• A limited number of condos and townhomes ranging from $125,000 to $500,000
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• Excellent schools - Morningside Elementary, Inman Middle, Grady High School
  
• Numerous neighborhood parks
  
• Convenient shopping at Sage Hill shopping center, Zonolite Road business district, Virginia-Highland business district, and Ansley Mall
  
• Morningside-Lenox Park Association - http://www.mlpa.org

Virginia-Highland

• Single family homes dating from the late 1920s, ranging in price from $350,000 to $750,000 plus
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• Condominiums (no high-rises) starting from $175,000
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• The home styles vary but is predominately bungalow
  
• North Highland Avenue offers a bustling restaurant, bar and shopping district
  
• Several neighborhood parks including John Howell Park and Piedmont Park
  
• Excellent schools - Morningside Elementary, Inman Middle, Grady High School
  
• Virginia-Highland Civic Association - http://www.vahi.org/

Decatur

• Single family homes dating from the 1920s to new construction -- new condo developments on Decatur Square
  
• Greater Decatur has a tremendous number of ranch style homes with generous lots -- general price range $175,000 to $750,000
  
• Thriving downtown Decatur with great restaurants and shopping radiating out from courthouse square
  
• Excellent city services and amenities including numerous parks
  
• Excellent schools -- neighborhood elementary schools
  
• MARTA station in the heart of downtown Decatur
  
• Small town feel just 5 miles from downtown Atlanta
  
• Official City of Decatur web site - http://www.decatur-ga.com

South Buckhead (SOBU)

• Single family homes and condos dating from the 1920s to new construction
  
• Conveniently located between Midtown and Buckhead
  
• Walk to shops and restaurants along Peachtree Road
  
• Conveniently located to Piedmont hospital
  
• Condos throughout SOBU range in price from lower $100,000s to $450,000+ but predominantly $130s to $250s
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• Single Family Homes in SOBU Neighborhoods: Predominant styles are 2-story traditional; bungalow; cottage; Cape Cod; and Tudor
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  • Brookwood Hills ($400,000 to $1,000,000+): Early 1920s to 1950s
    
  • Springlake Park ($325,000 to $900,000+): 1940s to early 1950s plus new construction
    
  • Ardmore Park ($450,000 to $650,000): 1930s to 1940s
    
  • Collier Hills ($300,000 to $650,000+): 1930s to 1950s
    
  • Loring Heights ($250,000 to $475,000+): 1930s to 1950s