Atlanta, Decatur and Buckhead Georgia real estate listings, home buying, selling and relocation information

Morningside

Developed in 1931, Morningside was one of Atlanta's original "suburbs." Located in the northeast quadrant of Atlanta, much of its charm is a direct result of decades-long work of neighborhood residents to keep Morningside livable and attractive. Morningside is one of Atlanta's most desirable intown neighborhoods, with gorgeous, established homes only a short drive from everything Atlanta has to offer! It's also where Zac Pasmanick got his start!

Morningside has absorbed the smaller communities of Lenox Park, Johnson Estates, and Woodland Hills. It's a great place to live . . . and the zac team has some great homes to show you there! Click on the links below to take a look.

Morningside Single Family Homes

Morningside Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

Candler Park

The original Atlanta suburbs grew up along the streetcar lines that radiated east from the central city. Candler Park is along the East-West trolley axis that now contains bike paths and a string of parks that can satisfy anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors with the convenience of living intown! Candler Park has a personality of its own with rows of ecletic shops and restaurants, strong neighborhood associations, mature parkland, and walkability. It also has one of Atlanta's public golf courses.

Candler Park also includes the neighborhoods of Lake Claire and Kirkwood. Little Five Points is also nearby. We'll show you why these one-time suburbs are great places to live! Click on the links below to take a look.

Candler Park Single Family Homes

Candler Park Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

Inman Park

After the Battle of Atlanta and the Civil War came to an end, Inman Park became Atlanta's first planned community and one of the United States' first "garden suburbs." Developer Joel Hurt built it in the late 1800's and donated the land for Springvale Park, which has become the center of the neighborhood. Inman Park prospered for several decades, but by the early 1950's, it was in serious decline, a victim of the tilt toward the automobile that plagued this and other in-town neighborhoods after World War II.

Some people think of Inman Park, Poncey-Highland, Cabbagetown, and Reynoldstown as Atlanta's bohemian district, but in fact they are home to professionals as well as artists. You can't beat Inman Park's annual Parade and Festival and the tour of homes will take you through the beautiful Victorian mansions that this neighborhood is known for!

The zac team would like to show you the fun and edgy places, as well as the great homes available in the area! Due to the number of zip codes in Inman Park, we split single family homes into two separate links. Click on the links below to take a look!

Inman Single Family Homes--Zip Codes: 30306 & 30307

Inman Single Family Homes--Zip Codes: 30308 & 30316

Inman Park Condos, Lofts & Townhomes--All Zip Codes

Virginia-Highland

Filed with shopping, restaurants, watering holes, and charming bungalows, Virginia-Highland is thought by many to be the most "walkable" of Intown neighborhoods. Developed in the 1910s and 1920s, Virginia-Highland fought and won the battle against the intrusion of a major highway proposed by the city and state which led to the explosion of 1930s bungalows characteristic of the community. John Howell Park is a beautifully landscaped park always worth a visit for kids and adults alike!

The zac team would love to show you some of the high spots in sights and homes! Click on the links below to take a look.

Virginia-Highland Single Family Homes

Virginia-Highland Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

Midtown

Midtown Atlanta stands alone in the Southeast as a true urban environment, complete with spectacular parks, museums, restaurants, night life and housing opportunities ranging from full-service, modern high-rises to restored bungalows from the early 1900s! Atlantic Station helped kick off the trend of moving back into the city with its live, work, play approach to living. High rise condos, lofts, and townhomes populate this area among high-end and name brand shops and restaurants. Now, Atlanta residents are snatching up new construction properties in Midtown Atlanta while still in the development phases.

And its Southern neighbor, Downtown Atlanta, is reasserting its claim to be the heart of Atlanta. It is the only section of Atlanta that still shows some traces of the urban architecture of the 19th century -- long before the advent of expressways and the automobile-centered lifestyle for which Atlanta has become notorious. As a result, there are small enclaves -- such as the Fairlie-Poplar neighborhood -- that put out true urban vibes.

Don't miss out on one of Atlanta's hottest neighborhoods! We can give you your own Midtown tour of home today! Click on the links below to take a look.

Midtown Single Family Homes

Midtown Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

Decatur & Avondale Estates

Decatur's not called the "City of Homes" for nothing! An early adopter of "smart growth", it's become more than just a nice place to live. And Avondale Estates had its origin as an early planned community -- and still follows its original plan.

About 18,000 people live in the city of Decatur, and the city prides itself on the diversity of its population, housing types, restaurants, and shops. Within the Decatur area, several neighborhoods have formed their own neighborhood associations. One of the most visible of these neighborhood groups is Oakhurst, which takes up much of Decatur south of the railroad tracks running alongside College and Howard Avenues.

Explore Decatur, Oakhurst, & Avondale Estates with the zac team! Click on the links below to take a look.

Decatur Single Family Homes

Decatur Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

Buckhead

Buckhead is the ultimate city within a city and contains 43 neighborhoods and 17 districts, each with a distinct personality. Earning a spot on the U.S.'s National Register of Historic Places in 1929, Buckhead boasts some of Atlanta's most elegant and posh homes as well as a very active dining and nightlife scene.

What can you say about a neighborhood that has its own guidebook? We'll try to explain it all to you - well, at least some of it! Buckhead is so desirable an area that its boundaries are difficult to pin down, since so many neighborhoods have declared themselves as being part of it. Several zip codes are wholly or partially composed of parts of the Buckhead area, so we have divided them up below. Click on the links below to take a look!

Buckhead Single Family Homes--Zip Codes 30305 & 30319

Buckhead Single Family Homes--Zip Codes 30324, 30327 & 30342

Buckhead Condos, Lofts & Townhomes--Zip Codes 30305 & 30319

Grant Park

For those who feel themselves priced out of the established Intown neighborhoods, the zac team has two words of advice, "Go South!" If you wished you had gotten into Virginia-Highland 20 years ago, Grant Park, East Atlanta, Ormewood Park, and more neighborhoods south of Interstate 20 are the places to be!

Grant Park is a nationally recognized historical district, chock full of sites such as Zoo Atlanta, the Cyclorama, and Oakland Cemetery, where local figures such as Margaret Mitchell are buried. Many of the homes in the area are Craftsman bungalows, although renovated Folk Victorian, English Vernacular Revival, Shotgun/Double Shotgun, and Queen Anne styles can also be seen.

Just 3 miles east of Downtown Atlanta, Edgewood is one of the hottest neighborhoods in Atlanta for affordable housing and is an area undergoing great renovations! Six neighborhoods in South Atlanta joined into one umbrella neighborhood association in 1974. These neighborhoods -- Benteen, Boulevard Heights, McDonough-Guice, North Ormewood Park, Ormewood Park, and Woodland Hills -- are now collectively part of SAND (South Atlantans for Neighborhood Development).

East Atlanta is now a diverse community, with a mix of urban homesteaders and longer-standing residents, working together to make the neighborhood successful. One center of activity worth noting is East Atlanta Village.

We'll take you on an expedition to southern intown Atlanta to see what's what! Click on the links below to take a look!

Grant Park Single Family Homes

Grant Park Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

Druid Hills & Emory

Historic Druid Hills is an oasis in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Its park-like setting, wooded lots, and graceful curving roads are in sharp contrast to the automobile sprawl found in the suburbs to the East and North. Developed in the late 1800's as a new kind of suburb with the input of Fredrick Law Olmsted, Druid Hills set the tone for later Intown Atlanta neighborhoods. Omlsted's famous parks were first listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 and the rest of the neighborhood earned its historical designation in 1979.

In the heart of Druid Hills, Emory University has cultural opportunities that appeal to many as a fabulous place to live. Foremost among these is the Michael C. Carlos Museum, focusing on ancient art, with its building was designed by Michael Graves. Emory also boasts the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts.

The zac team has watched Druid Hills grow in size but stay true to its origins. Let us tell you about it! Click on the links below to take a look.

Druid Hills Single Family Homes

Druid Hills Condos, Lofts & Townhomes

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