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Ansley Park is located adjacent to the Woodruff Arts Center, which is home to the High Museum of Art, Atlanta Symphony, Alliance Theater and Atlanta College of Art. Ansley Park is minutes from other theater venues as well as professional sports arenas, Emory University and Georgia Tech. Ansley Park is convenient to the MARTA as well as I-85, I-75 and the downtown connector. Ansley Park is bordered on one side by Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. The neighborhood is also home to 2 of Atlanta's oldest and most prestigious private clubs, the Piedmont Driving Club and the Ansley Golf Club. |
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Ansley Park is one one of Atlanta, Georgia's most exclusive in-town neighborhoods encompassing 275 acres with an eclectic mix of condos & homes ranging in price from about $250,000 to $10,000,000. The Ansley Park neighborhood contains 3 large public parks; 1 with tennis courts and 2 with playgrounds. Streams, ponds, broad boulevards, and expansive parks meander through Ansley Park, which offers skyline views and a long 100 year history. Contact us for questions regarding buying or selling homes in Ansley Park. We can assist buyers by providing detailed information regarding homes for sale. Or, assist homeowners in selling their house quickly for the best price. |
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If you aren't familiar with Ansley Park, bring a map when driving through. The incredibly wide roads meander every which way so it's easy to get lost. |
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Atlanta residents enjoy festivals throughout the year. Examples include the Atlanta Black Arts Festival, Atlanta Dogwood Festival, Peachtree Road race, Atlanta Gay Pride Festival, and the Atlanta Jazz Festival. Varied local interests include Georgia Aquarium, Cyclorama, Zoo, High Museum, Carlos Museum, CNN Center, the World of Coca-Cola, Stone Mountain, and Fernbank Science Center. |
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Atlanta is the capital of Georgia, the most populous city in Georgia, and the ninth most populous metropolitan area in the United States. In 2006, the city of Atlanta had a population of about 486,000 and a metropolitan population of about 5,100,000. In the 6 years between 2000 and 2006, the Atlanta metropolitan area grew 20.5%. Atlanta, Georgia is one of the fastest growing metropolitan area in the nation. Atlanta is often considered to be a top 10 city in the U.S. for owning real estate.
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Contact us if you are interested in buying or selling a house, condominium, or townhouse in Atlanta. We represent both buyers and sellers. Buyers receive professional assistance throughout the entire process, beginning with a complete list of homes or condos for sale in their target area. Sellers benefit from a customized sales program, including a unique Internet marketing plan that reaches to over 35 countries and encompasses over 600 web sites. Our extensive experience, marketing, and professionalism helps to sell homes quickly for the best price. |
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Centennial Place |
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Symphony, IKEA, High Museum, Acquarium, Georgia Tech, and Piedmont Park. |
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Atlantic Station is intown Atlanta's most successful live, work, play development. Atlantic Station is located next to midtown and Georgia Tech campus. Leave your car in the garage and walk to restaurants, shops and work. Popular condo complexes in Atlantic Station include Art Foundry, Twelve Atlantic Station, ATLofts, Atlantic Residences, and The Element. Beazer homes and townhomes are also available. Contact us for assistance in buying or selling in Atlantic Station. We can assist buyers by providing detailed information regarding condos and homes for sale in Atlantic Station. We can also assist sellers by offering an extensive marketing program to help sell their condo or house quickly for the best price. |
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In 1901, the 138 acre site known today as Atlantic Station began as a busy steel mill. Producing the first steel in Georgia, with 1,400 employees in its heyday. The steel mill closed in 1996. Then in 1999, the Jacoby Development Corp purchased the land for $76 million and began their $25 million clean up effort. Today this area in Atlanta, GA is known as Atlantic Station. |
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Sarah Smith |
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North Atlanta |
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Lenox Mall, Phipps Plaza, Capital City Club, and Marta. |
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Coming from downtown, Brookhaven is located Northwest of Peachtree Road, just past Lenox Mall. About 800 households are located in Brookhaven, which are mostly in Fulton county, with others in Dekalb. Median home price in 2005 was about $420,000. Contact us for assistance in buying or selling in Brookhaven. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providing detailed information and analysis on homes for sale in Brookhaven. We can also assist sellers by implementing a unique marketing program that helps to sell homes quickly for the best price. We are a full service real estate company, specializing in close-in communities such as Brookhaven. |
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In 1910, a group of investors purchased land to develop what is now called Brookhaven Country Club. It was Atlanta's second golf course (after East Lake) and had 9 holes until being expanded to 18 holes in 1913. Homes were laid out and built around the golf course through the 1920s, with architects such as Neel Reid and Hal Hentz influencing their designs. The past ten years has seen a trend of old homes being demolished and replaced with large infill properties in Brookhaven. |
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North Atlanta |
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Community parks, pool, Brookwood shopping Center, Amtrak, Dining, and shopping. |
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Brookwood Hills was developed in the 1920s mostly by Benjamin Franklin Burdett and his son Arthur Burdett. Kauffman engineered Brookwood Hills as an enclave with curvilinear streets. Kauffman had worked with Olmstead on the design of Druid Hills. Evident in Kauffman's style is the desire to build tree lined streets that followed the terrain and avoided the grid pattern. Brookwood Hills has retained its 1920's ambiance, with parts of the neighborhood placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980 as the Brookwood Hills Historic District. Signs of renovation and restoration are evident in nearly every home in Brookwood Hills. In addition to a smattering of new houses, many of Atlanta, Georgia's finest historic homes may be found in Brookwood Hills. Contact us for assistance in buying or selling homes in Brookwood Hills. |
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In the early 1900's, Brookwood Hills was a distant suburb of Atlanta. Much of Atlanta has grown up around Brookwood Hills and it is now considered one of Atlanta's premier intown neighborhoods. Brookwood Hills is located where Buckhead meets Midtown, and offers residents all the conveniences and excitement of living intown. |
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You'll find it all in Buckhead: the largest malls in the Southeast (Lenox and Phipps), the most exclusive boutique shops in America, five star hotels, quaint restaurants, sports megaplexes, the governors mansion, Oglethorpe University, and the Swan house. |
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A place where old Southern money mixes with young socialites, Buckhead is Atlanta's answer to Beverly Hills. This prime financial center boasts some of the city's oldest and stateliest homes, premier shopping malls, and a vibrant entertainment district. By night, the tree-lined streets of Buckhead experience an influx of well-dressed people looking to experience a little bit of the neighborhood's ritzy atmosphere and nightlife. Contact us for questions regarding condos or houses for sale in Buckhead, Georgia. We can assist buyers through the entire buying process, including providing detailed information regarding houses and condos for sale in Buckhead. We also assist sellers by implementing an extensive marketing campaign to help sell houses and condos quickly for the best price. We are full service realty company, specializing in intown communities. |
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Buckhead encompasses the following neighborhoods: Ardmore Park, Argonne Forest, Arden / Habersham, Brookhaven, Buckhead Forest, Brandon, Brookwood Hills, Castlewood, Channing Valley, Chastain Park, Collier Hills, Colonial Homes, East Chastain Park, Garden Hills, Haynes Manor, Kingswood, Lindbergh / Morosgo, Longleaf, Margaret Mitchell, Meadowbrook, Mount Paran / Northside, Mount Paran Parkway, North Buckhead, Paces, Peachtree Heights, East
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Peachtree Hills, Peachtree Park, Pine Hills, Pleasant Hill, Randall Mill, Ridgedale Park, Springlake, South Tuxedo Park, Tuxedo Park, Underwood Hills, West Paces Ferry / Northside, Westminister / Milmar, West Peachtree Battle, Whitewater Creek, Wildwood, Woodfield, & Wyngate. |
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Sequoyah |
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Lenox Mall, Phipps Plaza, Midtown, Decatur, and Buckhead. |
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Buckhead Preserve is a new housing development by Cottage Properties, with homes completed in 2007 and 2008. Buckhead Preserve homeowners enjoy convenient access to major highways, dining, shopping, and entertainment. |
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Over 6 different floorplans are available at Buckhead Preserve. Tastefully built new homes with unique architectural details make this community desirable for intown buyers searching for lower taxes in unincorporated Dekalb. Home sizes range from about 3,900 to over 6,000 square feet. If you are a buyer and do not have a real estate agent, please contact us for information regarding homes for sale in Buckhead Preserve. We are not affiliated with the seller/developer or their exclusive broker, so we can provide buyers the professional and independent assistance needed to help ensure a successful transaction. There is no cost to buyers for our services since the seller pays the commission. We can also assist with selling an existing house if needed. Our seller services include an extensive marketing plan to help sell Atlanta real estate fast for the best price. |
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Mary Lin |
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Inman |
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Five minutes east of downtown, adjacent to funky Little Five Points, 60 acre park with golf, playground, tennis, soccer, and pool. |
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Candler Park in Atlanta offers a relaxed, friendly atmosphere that attracts people with diverse backgrounds and attitudes. A variety of housing options are available in Candler Park from historic mansions to new bungalows. Contact us for questions regarding buying or selling in Candler Park. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providing a detailed analysis of homes for sale in Candler Park. We also assist sellers by implementing a unique marketing campaign to help sell homes fast for the best price. We are a full service real estate company, specializing in intown properties such as Candler Park in Atlanta. |
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Candler Park began life as the independent city of Edgewood. In 1909 Edgewood was annexed to Atlanta and a housing boom began. In 1922 Coca-Cola founder Asa Candler donated 60 acres of park to the city, which remains the neighborhoods centerpiece. A depression era decline turned many of the historic homes into rental properties but a resurgence began in the 1960s and continues today. The area was added to the Registry of Historic Places in 1983. |
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Local interests near Castleberry Hill include Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Wren's Nest, Hammonds House, Georgia Dome, Georgia Acquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia World Congress Center, and CNN Center. |
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Castleberry Hill is a downtown Atlanta warehouse district with an eclectic mix of historic lofts, new condo complexes, art galleries and eateries. Castleberry Hill is on the southwestern edge of the Atlanta Central Business district. Castleberry Hill is bounded on the north by MLK Jr Dr, on the east by Spring St., on the west by Northside Dr, and on the south by McDaniel St. Contact us for questions regarding buying or selling in Castleberry Hill. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providing a detailed analyis of condos for sale in Castleberry Hill. We also assist sellers by implementing a marketing campaign to help sell Castleberry Hill properties fast for the best price. We are a full service real estate company, specializing in condos and houses in intown Atlanta neighborhoods such as Castleberry Hill. |
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Between 1950 and 1980, industry and interest left Castleberry Hill as trade and residential growth moved to the suburbs. Many of the buildings in Castleberry Hill were abandoned and few single-family residences endured within the neighborhood. Activity returned to Castleberry Hill in the 2000's as artists began to inhabit and work in the old warehouse buildings. With the surge in popularity of loft living and the robust economy, the renovation and adaptive reuse of buildings in Castleberry Hill has continued, and the population grew.
Castleberry Hill is a federally recognized historic district, placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985, which contains the largest and best concentrated remnant of railroad buildings in Atlanta, Georgia. Castleberry Hill offers many interesting condos and lofts for sale. |
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Collier Hills residents enjoy three nearby parks: 1. Tanyard Creek at Collier Road and Walthall Drive; 2.Ardmore Park on Ardmore Road off Collier Road; and, 3. Atlanta Memorial (includes the Bobby Jones Golf Course and Bitsy Grant Tennis Center) off Golfview Dr. Collier Hills offers various attractions, historic sites, Civil War sites, outdoor adventure, and small town community life. |
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Collier Hills is a close-in neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. Located in the popular area known as Buckhead. Collier Hills residents enjoy beautiful landscapes, wooded lots and rolling hills along the rocky Tanyard Creek. Collier Hills boasts high ranking schools, acres of parkland, excellent recreational facilities, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Some of the most historic architecture is also evident in the area, with colonial homes, manor houses and wooded acreage. Contact us for questions regarding selling or buying in Collier Hills. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providing a detailed analysis of homes for sale in Collier Hills. We also assist sellers by implementing a unique marketing campaign to help sell houses fast for the best price. We are a full service real estate company, specializing in intown Atlanta neighborhoods such as Collier Hills. |
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Most of the homes in Collier Hills were built by developer Herbert W. Nicholes shortly after World War II. Almost all the homes have recently been expanded or renovated. Because of the large wooded lots located close to the heart of Buckhead, Midtown, and Downtown; many new homes have built in Collier Hills as well. |
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Emory University, Agnes Scott College, a beautiful downtown square with a Marta train stop, and an 1898 courthouse. |
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The vibrant streets of downtown Decature are lined with antique shops, coffee houses, live music, pubs and unique eateries. The traditional city squares in Decatur offer more than 80 unique shops and restaurants selling everything from folk art to handmade bags and jewelry. The pedestrian friendly city of Decatur also has a thriving arts community, and is conveniently located on the Marta subway line. This close in suburb of Atlanta, is convenient to most everything Atlanta has to offer. Contact us for questions regarding buying or selling real estate in Decatur. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providigng detailed information and analysis on houses and condos for sale. We can also assist sellers by implementing a complete marketing program to help sell properties fast for the best price. We are a full service realty company, specializing in close-in Atlanta communities. |
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Decatur is the oldest municipality in metro Atlanta. |
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Fernbank |
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Druid Hills |
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Nearby Lake Claire Park offers a playing field, tennis court, and playground equipment. Other parks include the Olmstead parks along South Ponce, Freedom Park with its walking and bike paths, and Candler Park which features a pool. Druid Hills is centrally located near Emory, Lake Claire, Virginia Highland, Little Five Points, Emory, and Decatur. Wonderful mix of eclectic restaurants, boutique shops, and entertainment. Near Fernbank, Imax, movie theatres, Emory University, and much more. Candler Park Marta station and East Lake station are about a mile from Druid Hills along DeKalb Ave and offers free parking. |
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Druid Hills Historic District also incorporates in its entirety the previously listed Druid Hills Parks and Parkways Historic District. Druid Hills, its beautiful linear parks and wooded lots designed and laid out at the turn of the century by Frederick Law Olmsted, is near the center of Atlanta |
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East Lake |
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Coan |
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East Lake Golf Club and a 10 acre park are enjoyed by residence. Oakhurst, Decatur, and Lake Claire neighborhoods are nearby. |
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East Lake started as a suburb of of Atlanta in the late 1890s and was one of Atlanta's first masterplanned neighborhoods. East Lake is an eclectic neighborhood with a very strong neighborhood association, a championship golf course, and manicured lawns. Revitalization in East Lake started in 1995 when Cousins tore down the crime ridden East Lake Meadows apartments and built the Villages of East Lake. Contact us for questions regarding buying or selling in East Lake. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providing a detailed analysis of homes for sale in East Lake. We also assist sellers by implementing an effective marketing campaign to help sell properties fast for the best price. We are a full service real estate company, specializing in intown neighborhoods such as East Lake. |
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East Lake is located about 6 miles East of Atlanta and 2 miles South of Decatur; bordered by Candler Road (on the East), Glenwood Drive (on the South), the City of Atlanta/City of Decatur border (on the north), and 2nd Avenue (on the West). |
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Carter Presidential Center, Marta subway, and Fernbank. |
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Located two miles east of Downtown, Inman Park was Atlanta's first garden suburb. Grand victorian homes line the wide shady streets where the city's first electric trolley line ran. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Inman Park contains some of the most beautiful historic homes in Atlanta, Georgia. Contact us for questions regarding buying or selling in Inman Park. We can assist buyers through the entire process, including providing a detailed analysis of homes for sale in Inman Park. We also assist sellers by implementing a unique marketing program that helps sell homes fast for the best price. We are a full service real estate company, specializing in intown neighborhoods such as Inman Park. |
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From 1910 to 1970, Inman Park took a sharp decline. However, Inman Park began to rise again in 1970 when Inman Park Restoration, Inc., was formed, and within a year, forty houses were in the process of renovation.
As the people reclaimed long-neglected homes from the ravages of slum conditions, they soon realized that more was going on in Inman Park than the restoration of a few isolated houses.
Not long after the restoration of Inman Park began, the neighborhood was threatened by the Georgia Department of Transportation proposed freeway which was to cut through the neighborhood. Inman Park residents blocked construction of the freeway. Unfortunately, many fine old mansions had already been demolished, in the name of |
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Johnson Estates residents enjoy close proximity to Emory University, Botanical Garden, Piedmont Park, Ansley Park, Midtown, and Downtown. |
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