Intown Atlanta is the name locals give the neighborhoods closest to the city's core. Think Virginia-Highland, Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, Candler Park and Grant Park: older streets, big trees and a lot of character packed into a short drive or bike ride.
What The Homes Look Like
Expect Craftsman bungalows, Victorian era homes, renovated four squares and newer infill builds, with condos and townhomes near the main corridors. Lots are often smaller than in the suburbs, and well kept original homes tend to hold their value.
Why People Choose It
The BeltLine Eastside Trail ties many of these neighborhoods together, with Piedmont Park, Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market close by. Many residents walk or bike to dinner, and commutes into Midtown and Downtown are short.
What Buyers Should Know
Older homes reward a careful inspection, and well priced homes on the most walkable streets can move quickly. Some neighborhoods also sit inside historic districts with rules on exterior changes, so ask about that before you plan a renovation.
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