Neighborhood Listings

For the latest listings on intown Atlanta Neighborhoods, use the links below.

• Virginia Highland - An oasis including high-end shopping, neighborhood pubs, and some of the city’s finest cuisine, Virginia Highland is a great answer for those seeking a more approachable alternative to Buckhead.
  
• Morningside - Come here if you want an exciting urban neighborhood with a central location, featuring charming older homes, tree-lined streets and many parks.
  
• Inman Park - With a rich history as the first planned residential suburb of Atlanta in the late 1800's, Inman Park grown into a fun, family-oriented and young neighborhood.
  
• Ansley Park - Ansley Park is one of Atlanta’s more affluent neighborhoods for those who want easy access to the amenities of downtown in one of Atlanta’s premier showplace neighborhoods.
  
• Cabbagetown - Cabbagetown’s historic renovated cottages and condos are a great setting for the community's dining, recreation, arts, and civic activities.
  
• Candler Park - Craftsman Bungalow homes nestled in pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods make this area appealing to young families and professionals.
  
• Lake Claire - A close-knit neighborhood with a mix of homes built over the last 80+ years offers strong community involvement, land trusts and parks.
  
• East Atlanta Village - Currently the hub of Atlanta’s emerging neighborhoods, called “the best kept secret in Atlanta," featuring restaurants, music venues, and family-friendly amenities.
  
• Grant Park - A delightful mix of property styles including the Victorian era, this community is close to the zoo and the 44-acre Grant Park, very active and rich in history the history of Atlanta.
  
• Old 4th Ward - An exciting and convenient place to live with new and renovated homes, loft and Atlanta's most chic intown living spaces, this area is the epicenter of Atlanta's civil rights heritage.