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Acworth | View Neighborhood Website
Located on the tranquil shores of Lake Acworth, this delightful town offers recreation, relaxation, golf, antiques and more to visitors. Acworth was settled in 1832 and grew as Georgia's rail line grew.
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Alpharetta | View Neighborhood Website
To the north of Atlanta is Alpharetta. Alpharetta has boomed within the last 20 years to become one of Atlanta's most sought after suburbs. Set upon former farmlands, Alpharetta combines rolling hills with lavish subdivisions. Known for excellent public schools, Alpharetta has become a magnet for young families.
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Ansley Park | View Neighborhood Website
One of Atlanta’s most popular neighborhoods is located just north of the downtown convention district. Ansley Park is about three miles from Downtown, just off Peachtree at 15th St. The neighborhood began construction in 1905 and has always been one of Atlanta’s premier residential areas. Renovated homes of early American heritage line the cobblestone walkways encircling Ansley Park’s forest gardens and parklands.
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Austell | View Neighborhood Website
Austell has the friendly, relaxed atmosphere of a small southern town. Strategically located in southwest Cobb County, Austell is eighteen miles away from Atlanta, ten miles from Marietta and only minutes away from Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
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Braselton | View Neighborhood Website
The Town of Braselton has a rich heritage and the unique characteristic of being located not only in Jackson County but also spanning into three additional counties: Hall, Gwinnett, and Barrow. Braselton is the home to the world-class amenity, Chateau Elan Winery and Resort. The resort attracts more than a half a million visitors a year. Braselton is also well-known for having been owned by Kim Basinger, who subsequently had to sell her interest in the town as part of her bankruptcy.
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Brookhaven | View Neighborhood Website
Located on the northern edge of Buckhead, Brookhaven was developed as Atlanta's first country club neighborhood. Brookhaven is an enclave of large, elegant Tudor, Colonial, Georgian and English cottage homes and is set amongst a lush landscape of broad, winding streets, densely wooded hollows and gently rolling hills.
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Buckhead | View Neighborhood Website
Buckhead has become a major hub for business, shopping, entertainment and fine dining. Home to some of the most lavish neighborhoods in Atlanta, Buckhead’s central location continues to attract new residents and businesses. Within Buckhead, you can find areas filled with quaint cottages to others with extravagant mansions.
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Buford | View Neighborhood Website
The City of Buford, located in northern Gwinnett County, has come a long way since its beginnings in 1872 as a depot on the railway line between Atlanta and Charlotte, North Carolina. Major domestic and international companies have established operations in Buford. The Buford Dam has become a major source of power for the state, and Lake Lanier Islands is recognized as a premier recreational development in the Southeast.
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Cabbagetown | View Neighborhood Website
Trendy new mill houses are bringing people to this old industrial area just southeast of downtown, which is becoming known for its eclectic style and friendly people. As the population grows, so does the influx of new restaurants and shops.
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Candler Park | View Neighborhood Website
Candler Park is located about 5 minutes east of downtown Atlanta and just south of Ponce De Leon Avenue. This National Register of Historic Places neighborhood is one of Atlanta's first suburbs and was founded as Edgewood in 1890. The neighborhood is home to many talented people, great shops, bars, and everything eclectic. Candler Park is a family-friendly neighborhood with a focus on walkability and livability.
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Chamblee | Visit Neighborhood Website
Chamblee has always been a city of continuing transformation. From bucolic dairyland, to Southern railroad junction. From temporary home to 40,000 WWI "doughboys" to 1950's industrial complex. And now, it is the true international city in Georgia, with the most ethnically diverse population of any municipality in the Southeast.
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College Park | View Neighborhood Website
Originating from a land grant awarded in 1846, College Park has the fourth largest urban historic district in Georgia with 867 structures on the Historic Register. The City’s historical collection consists of homes, monuments, businesses, schools, churches, parks, a cemetery, government building and railway station. Named one of Atlanta Magazine's "Best Places To Call Home" in April 2003, the City of College Park has become one of the most exciting communities in the greater metropolitan Atlanta area in which to live.
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Dacula | View Neighborhood Website
Dacula is a city that straddles Winder Highway and the CSX railroad line between Atlanta and Athens, Georgia. Dacula sits squarely in the middle of one of the fastest growing areas in the state. Dacula is in the Vee created by U. S. 29 and Georgia 316, strategically located half-way between cosmopolitan Atlanta and academic Athens, home of the University of Georgia.
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Decatur | View Neighborhood Website
This lovely section of town has stood since the Civil War. With idyllic tree-lined streets, wonderful downtown shopping and plenty of restaurants, Decatur provides a great neighborhood feel combined with the convenience of being near downtown. Decatur is a 20-minute drive from the center of the city. As with many neighborhoods in intown Atlanta, renovations have done much to improve the area.
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Downtown | View Neighborhood Website
This area is going under a concerted revitalization effort. Like many large cities, downtown was a place where people went to work, but after nightfall, the streets became deserted, except for an unseemly crowd. Today things seem to be headed in the right direction. The 1996 Summer Olympics was the turning point for this neighborhood, bringing in funds that have helped establish mixed income residential communities, schools, and other community oriented projects. The housing market really has boomed here, with lofts, condos, and apartments available for rent or sale. More commercial interests are taking notice of this development, providing new residents with grocery chains and other essential needs. With the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola, the Children’s Museum and the CNN Center all surrounding the Centennial Olympic Park, downtown will become a tourist magnet.
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Druid Hills | View Neighborhood Website
Located three miles northeast of Downtown, Druid Hills is another of Atlanta’s stately older residential areas. Druid Hills composes nearly 1,500 acres, with park-like grounds and sizeable homes. Its beautiful linear parks and wooded lots were designed and laid out at the turn of the century by Frederick Law Olmsted, who also designed New York City’s Central Park. Druid Hills is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Duluth | View Neighborhood Website
Duluth is a popular and rapidly developing suburb of Atlanta, falling close to Interstate 85, which allows a quick commute to Atlanta. The City of Duluth prides itself on its ability to accommodate a growing, diverse population in the metro Atlanta area while maintaining its small-town charm and sense of community.
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Dunwoody | View Neighborhood Website
Originally a farming community, the area now includes about 15,000 homeowners. The Spruill family owned a significant part of the DeKalb portion of Dunwoody. Considered one of the more upscale areas in Atlanta, Dunwoody is a highly sought after area for families.
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East Atlanta | View Neighborhood Website
Located about three miles east of Downtown Atlanta, East Atlanta is a diverse, friendly neighborhood with traditional neighborhood charm. The Washington Post calls East Atlanta “the best kept secret in Atlanta”. Climbing out of a long period of steady decline, this is the latest addition to a growing list of gentrified Atlanta neighborhoods.
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East Cobb | View Neighborhood Website
East Cobb is a section of Cobb County northwest of Downtown Atlanta. East Cobb is a vibrant residential and commercial community. The communities within East Cobb are affluent and the residents are well educated. One major factor attributed to East Cobb’s tremendous growth is the excellent public school system, which has been recognized as one of the best in the nation.
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East Lake | View Neighborhood Website
East lake is a growing, diverse community located 6 miles east of Downtown Atlanta. East Lake is home to a country club, and wonderful local restaurants. They have a strong, active community association. East Lake housing is still fairly reasonable, and the neighborhood's easy access to downtown makes it an attractive neighborhood.
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East Point | View Neighborhood Website
The City of East Point is in southwest Atlanta. The city is named for being at the opposite end of the former Atlanta & West Point Railroad from West Point, Georgia. East Point, is one of Georgia's fastest growing cities. Well into the next millennium the City of East Point offers one of the most attractive places for business growth and relocation, as well as upscale residential construction.
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Garden Hills | View Neighborhood Website
Garden Hills is a large urban wooded neighborhood between Peachtree and Piedmont roads, bordered on the north by Pharr Road and on the south by East Wesley Road. For intown living, Garden Hills has it all: winding streets lined with old trees, an imposing mix of early 20th century homes, pocket parks, landscaped traffic islands and a neighborhood pool/recreation center – all convenient to shopping, transportation, schools and churches.
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Grant Park | View Neighborhood Website
Grant Park and its surrounding neighborhood are scenic and historic. Located about two miles southeast of Downtown Atlanta, Grant Park originally became a thriving area in Victorian Atlanta. Following a period of decline, Grant Park has enjoyed an influx of people restoring older homes and building new ones. Grant Park is also home to the Cyclorama and Zoo Atlanta. The brick sidewalks connecting the neighborhood are perfect for an evening stroll.
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Grayson | View Neighborhood Website
Grayson is located between Snellville and Lawrenceville in Gwinnett County. Grayson was given its name in 1901. Grayson grew quickly and attracted merchants, a railway, settlers, educators and religious leaders. With the increase in settlement, schools and churches began to establish themselves in order to serve the community. The city has continued to grow and prosper ever since.
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Inman Park | View Neighborhood Website
Inman Park is located about two miles east of Downtown Atlanta and was Atlanta’s first planned community. Inman Park with through a period of decline, but was rediscovered for its quality, charm and the enduring value of the old homes. This area is full of wonderful early 20th century homes along tree-lined streets and once again a sought after neighborhood in Atlanta.
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Kennesaw | View Neighborhood Website
Kennesaw lies just minutes north of Downtown Atlanta. This close-knit, family oriented community boasts a superior quality of life. Here you will find outstanding boutiques and cafes, along with an array of cultural and recreational activities. The 2,888-acre Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, with over 17 miles of trails, is located minutes from downtown Kennesaw, and is popular for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Kirkwood | View Neighborhood Website
Kirkwood offers the perfect in-town living with our friendly and diverse neighbors, strong sense of community, beautiful historic homes, and central location. With roots dating to the 1870s, Kirkwood boasts a number of distinctive architectural styles, from Greek revival to gingerbread Victorian to the ever-popular craftsman bungalow of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Lake Claire | View Neighborhood Website
Lake Claire is a northeast Atlanta neighborhood that features a great mix of home styles, mature trees, parks, gardens and sidewalks. The name "Lake Claire" derives from the intersection of Lakeshore Drive and Claire Drive. There never was a "Lake Claire," rather Lakeshore was named after the now-dry artificial "Lake Ponceana," formerly at the north intersection of Claire. Today Lake Claire is a neighborhood unit recognized by the City of Atlanta.
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Lawrenceville | View Neighborhood Website
Lawrenceville is the County Seat of Gwinnett County which is located northeast of Downtown Atlanta. With the town's roots dating back to the early 1800's, Lawrenceville boasts the distinction of being the second-oldest town in the area. Lawrenceville's main feature is its inviting downtown district, which has recently undergone a wonderful period of revitalization. Today, you will find a pedestrian-friendly area that invites locals to take a leisurely stroll, admiring such sights as the Gwinnett History Museum.
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Lilburn | View Neighborhood Website
The city of Lilburn was founded in 1890 by the Seaboard Airline Railway. The area previously known as McDaniel, Georgia was renamed Lilburn, after the General Superintendent of the railroad, Lilburn Trigg Myers. The town prospered and was incorporated as Lilburn, Georgia on July 27, 1910.
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Little Five Points | View Neighborhood Website
Just south of the Virginia Highland is Little Five Points, Atlanta’s source for eclectic dining, shopping and artistic creativity, reminiscent of New York’s Greenwich Village. Embracing every lifestyle, from Rasta to Gothic, the residents and local businesses offer a flavor unique to Atlanta.
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Mableton | View Neighborhood Website
Mableton is located west of Downtown Atlanta. Home to former Georgia Governor Roy E. Barnes, the Mableton community is named after Scottish immigrant Robert Mable. Mable's home, the Mable House, was used as a hospital during the Civil War and now houses the South Cobb Arts Alliance and serves as a hub of activity for South Cobb.
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Marietta | View Neighborhood Website
Located northwest of Downtown Atlanta, picturesque Marietta was formed in 1833 and serves as the seat of Cobb County government. Its lovely square and numerous shops, restaurants, theatres and museums make it popular among pleasure seekers, while its five national historic districts and Confederate and National cemeteries make it a must see for history buffs.
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Midtown | View Neighborhood Website
Located between Downtown Atlanta and Buckhead, Midtown is much more diverse than just skyscrapers and fine hotels. Culture boasts a strong presence, thanks to museums, arts centers, and theaters, but nightlife also plays a role, and some of the city's best clubs grace Midtown's streets. Piedmont Park, at nearly 200 acres, provides a welcome greenspace for residents and pets, and fabulous restaurants are a standard as well. Midtown is also home to the Fabulous Fox Theatre, the High Museum of Art, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum.
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Morningside/Lenox Park | View Neighborhood Website
Morningside/Lenox Park was originally designed as a streetcar suburb when it was developed in 1931. Known for its lovely, well maintained homes, and excellent schools, this is a pricey but very respectable and friendly neighborhood. It is valued as a “close in” neighborhood with a short drive time.
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Norcross | View Neighborhood Website
The City of Norcross is Gwinnett County's second oldest city. It was founded by J. J. Thrasher and named for his good friend Jonathan Norcross, a former Mayor of Atlanta. Norcross was incorporated on October 26, 1870. The Mayor and City Council have sought to preserve the city's charm. The City maintains a quiet, picturesque downtown district.
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Powder Springs | View Neighborhood Website
Once the site of Seven Springs, thought to have medicinal properties by Native Americans, Powder Springs maintains its quaint charm. Its Seven Springs Historical Society features artifacts from its rich history, from the original Cherokee inhabitants to Civil War and Gold Rush times.
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Roswell | View Neighborhood Website
Roswell is a historic town with dedicated residents who strive to maintain a high quality of living in their community. Roswell is located north of Atlanta and has grown quickly as families are attracted to this progressive city, largely due to the excellent school system. Despite its growth, Roswell retains the charm of its antebellum roots.
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Sandy Springs | View Neighborhood Website
With a thriving business community of its own boasting several Fortune 500 companies and its close proximity to downtown Atlanta, Sandy Springs is one of the most desirable locations in the greater Atlanta area. Beautiful homes, from million dollar estates to urban townhomes to starter homes, coupled with desirable public and private schools make Sandy Springs a sought after location for professionals and families.
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Snellville | View Neighborhood Website
Snellville, located in the southern portion of Gwinnett County, was incorporated as a town on August 20, 1923. Two young men, James Sawyer and Thomas Snell, who came to the United States from England in 1874, first settled Snellville. The city is named after Thomas Snell.
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Smyrna | View Neighborhood Website
Recently revitalized, Smyrna's appeal comes from its Village Green, a common green space that hosts concerts and festivals throughout the year. Shopping and fine dining is readily available in this fourth largest city in the metro Atlanta area. Its close in proximity on the northwest edge of Atlanta ensures one of the best commutes in the metro Atlanta area.
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Stone Mountain | View Neighborhood Website
Stone Mountain was chartered in 1839, making Stone Mountian the second oldest city in DeKalb County. Stone Mountain is located next to the South’s premier State Park, Stone Mountain Park, which is home to the largest bas relief sculpture in the world. The mountain is also the largest exposed mass of granite in the world.
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Sugar Hill | View Neighborhood Website
Sugar Hill has become one of the premier communities of the Atlanta Metro area. Minutes from Lake Lanier and the Georgia Mountains, but a short distance from the City of Atlanta, Sugar Hill’s country setting in northern Gwinnett County has much to offer.
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Suwanee | View Neighborhood Website
Suwanee is a small, vibrant community of approximately 10,000 located 30 miles north of Atlanta. Suwanee was incorporated in 1949, but remained a small agricultural-based community into the 1970s. Then, with easy access to Atlanta provided by Interstate 85 and U.S. 23 (Buford Highway), the population of Suwanee increased from 615 persons to 1,026 within 10 years. The boom continued throughout the 1990s with the City's population increasing by 265 percent over the decade.
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Vinings | View Neighborhood Website
Although Vinings is not a city, it is one of the main attractions of Cobb County. The Creek and Cherokee Indians settled here because of its proximity to the Chattahoochee River; settler Hardy Pace launched a ferry operation here in the 1830s; and, the Western & Atlantic Railroad established Vinings as a major crossroads. Vinings is still a bustling center of activity, featuring charming outdoor shopping areas and fine dining.
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Tucker | View Neighborhood Website
To the east of Atlanta, Tucker is located mainly in DeKalb County, Georgia, but there is also a small portion in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Although central Tucker, also known as "Main Street Tucker", is laid out as a planned "railroad town," it has never been formally incorporated, thus all services such as fire, police, water, schools etc. are provided by the county. If incorporated, Tucker would be the largest city in DeKalb County, Georgia.
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Virginia-Highland | View Neighborhood Website
Just east of Ansley Park is an area known as Virginia-Highlands because of its location at the intersection of Virginia and North Highland avenues. A popular spot with Atlanta’s young professionals, Virginia-Highlands is noted for its renovations of 60 to 80-year-old homes, as well as its 50-year-old shopping district with family-owned, one-of-a-kind restaurants and retail stores.
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