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Just beyond the bright lights and sculptured
skyline of Atlanta lies a rich Southern history
and heartland within the city’s neighborhoods.
These in-town neighborhoods summon visitors
to experience the many unique areas that
create the landscape of this varied "winds
of change" city.
Ansley Park is about three miles from, located north
of the major convention center hub and 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.
The entire neighborhood is a National Historic
District.
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, many of which
have been converted into apartments. It is
unique with it's 50-year-old shopping district
with family-owned, one-of-a-kind restaurants,
music and jazz clubs and retail stores.
Just south of the neighborhood is Little Five Points, Atlanta’s source for eclectic dining, shopping
and artistic creativity, reminiscent of New
York’s Greenwich Village. There are small
apartment communities and brand new and old
converted lofts in this distinct area. Embracing
every lifestyle, from Rasta to Gothic, the
residents and local businesses offer a flavor
unique to Atlanta. Local restaurants, shops
and arts venues include 7Stages, Variety
Playhouse and the Star Community Bar, which
converted a former bank’s vault into a shrine
to Elvis.
Inman Park, west of Little Five Points and Atlanta’s
first planned suburb, was built in the 1900s
and originally provided residents transportation
downtown via the trolley. Now it sports it's
own MARTA train station. The neighborhood
was named for Edward H. Inman, owner of Atlanta’s
famed Swan House, located at the Atlanta
History Center in Buckhead. In the early 1970s, Inman Park became a
focus of restoration. After years of improvement,
it is now one of Atlanta’s most prestigious
neighborhoods. The streets are lined with
shade-providing willow trees and authentic
Victorian-style homes, complete with gazebos
and scalloped awnings. This area is up and
coming with new loft style apartments and
is well desired for it's location and accessibility
to Downtown Atlanta with a neighborhood feel.
Traveling east, toward Zoo Atlanta, is Grant Park, one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods,
built from 1895 to 1915. Grant Park’s 100
acres were originally a gift from Colonel
L.P. Grant in preparation for Sherman’s impending
attack on the city. Restoration in the mid-1970s
when old architecture and bygone urban beauty
became influences on Atlanta’s mainstream
culture. The neighborhood is now a center
of revitalization hosting seasonal festivals
and tours of homes. The area has the converted
homes into apartments with hardwood floors
and construction for loft style apartments
are starting to take hold in the area.
West of Inman Park is Atlanta’s famed Sweet Auburn district. This area is noted for being the
center of African-American night life during
a time when African Americans were restricted
by white-owned businesses. The neighborhood’s
Auburn Avenue was once hailed as the richest
black street in America. Today, Auburn Avenue
is the center of Atlanta’s African-American
history and features the Martin Luther King,
Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change,
the Martin Luther King National Park Service
Visitors’ Center, King’s birth home and Ebenezer
Baptist Church, where King and his father
preached. This area underwent extensive renovation
in preparation for the 1996 Centennial Olympic
Games.
One of Atlanta’s most prominent neighborhoods,
Buckhead, is located north of Midtown and downtown.
Long a younger professional’s paradise with
the nightclubs, sport bars and music entertainment
at your every turn. Atlanta’s hottest nightspot
and features some of the city’s most popular
nightclubs and restaurants. Exquisite apartment
communities, highrises and Loft are available
throughout the Buckhead area on or close
to Peachtree Road. The Buckhead neighborhood
is comprised of exclusive townhouses and
Condo Highrises and uniquely styled homes
from the 1950s and 1960s. West Paces Ferry
Road in Buckhead is the location of the Governor’s
Mansion and the Atlanta History Center.
Downtown is Atlanta’s newest “neighborhood.” Office
Building such the The William Oliver and
the Metropolitan and the former Muses Department
Store have been converted into highly sought
after loft apartment and condo's. Others
have been turned into art galleries and shops.
Highly popular local with MARTA train stations
with-in blocks of desired destinations. "Downtown
Ambassadors” patrol the streets offering
security and assistance. Evolving into a
24-hour city, Downtown presents an in-town
experience that’s surrounded by a bustling
metropolis alive with Southern hospitality.
Once known as Uptown, Midtown today is an area known for its residential
diversity combined with an energetic business
district. Now known as the heart of the arts
in Atlanta, Midtown has recently experienced
a rejuvenation and become a dynamic and vital
in-town neighborhood. Apartments and Lofts
have become a vibrant part of the living
lifestyle in the Midtown area and it offered
a unique and busy lifestyle. From the Atlanta
Botanical Garden to the Piedmont Park, the
newly expanded High Museum and the Woodruff
Arts Center to the Fox Theater, bungalows,
skyscrapers, highrise living, restaurants
and churches, Midtown offers an eclectic
blend of dining, cultural attractions and
night life in an urban setting with the domestic
comforts of an increasingly residential area
with MARTA at your backdoor to get you to
and from.
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