Cat Sisson

For buyers who want an intown Atlanta neighborhood with historic character, a walkable lifestyle, and easy access to restaurants and entertainment, Reynoldstown has a lot to offer. Located just east of Downtown and between Cabbagetown, Inman Park, and Edgewood, Reynoldstown combines early-20th-century bungalows and shotgun houses with newer townhomes, condos, and modern development. One of the neighborhood’s biggest advantages is the Atlanta BeltLine, which runs directly through Reynoldstown....

If you’re looking for an Atlanta neighborhood that feels residential without putting you far from the action, Ormewood Park is worth a closer look. Located between Grant Park and East Atlanta, the neighborhood is known for tree-lined streets, charming bungalows, a strong sense of community, and easy access to the Atlanta BeltLine. One of the biggest perks of living here is the abundance of nearby green space. Grant Park, just across the BeltLine, offers more than 130 acres of trails, lawns,...

For homebuyers looking for historic character, green space and an active community atmosphere, Grant Park is one of Atlanta’s most appealing intown neighborhoods. Built around Atlanta’s oldest public park, the neighborhood combines Victorian-era homes and Craftsman bungalows with walkable streets, local businesses and easy access to some of the city’s favorite attractions. The centerpiece is the 131-acre Grant Park, where residents can enjoy walking paths, open lawns, picnic areas and mature...