Take a look at some of atlanta's great neighborhoods

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Ansley Park is one of the oldest upscale neighborhoods in central Atlanta and offers Midtown views and easy access to the best of the city's cultural, dining and recreational opportunities.Located adjacent to Piedmont Park and Ansley Golf Club, the neighborhood is always in high demand.

At the heart of the Brandon area is Morris Brandon Elementary School which is one of most desirable schools in metro Atlanta. The prime Buckhead location features historic older homes, new construction and everything in between. The family-friendly neighborhoods allow residents easy access to Memorial Park and the popular Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA.

Just north of Buckhead, historical Brookhaven is centered around the prestigious Capital City Club. Dating back to pre-Civil War days, the area saw residential development beginning about 1900.

Prominent architects designed and built classic southern homes on large rolling lots and this character is maintained today, though most homes have been renovated or rebuilt. The area has grown to include newer homes and robust shopping and entertainment opportunities. Public transportation is readily available.  Brookhaven is also home to Oglethorpe University.

Nestled in one of the most convenient areas of town, Brookwood Hills sits quietly and secluded in the midst of all Atlanta has to offer. This intimate neighborhood is family oriented with a 5 acre community-owned park that boasts a wonderful pool and tennis courts for residents.

Founded in 1922, Brookwood Hills is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Easy access to the many conveniences of the W. Paces / I-75 commercial area and the winding streets and lush greenery make Castlewood/Arden a popular Buckhead choice. 

Residents also enjoy the proximity to Morris Brandon Elementary, Sutton Middle and North Atlanta High schools as well as some of the most prestigious private schools in Atlanta.

Chastain Park is the largest in Atlanta and home to a golf course, tennis and horseback facilities, athletic fields, a gym and a running / walking trails. 

The intimate Amphitheater hosts many of the most popular musical acts all summer long. Not surprisingly, the surrounding neighborhoods are on many families lists of great places to call home. The Galloway School and Sutton 6th grade academy also border the park.

Nestled between busy Peachtree and Piedmont Roads, Garden Hills is a comfortable and community-oriented gem. Home to Garden Hills Park with its renown pool, the neighborhood is a big draw for families. Unique homes on relatively large lots provide a respite from the buzz of city life. The multi-billion dollar Buckhead Atlanta borders the north end of Garden Hills and is home upscale shopping and dining.

Peachtree Battle Avenue is one of the grandest boulevards in Atlanta and bisects this wonderful and centrally located neighborhood. The site of the important Civil War Battle of Peachtree Creek which borders the south end, the neighborhood was developed on property formerly used as hunting clubs. Large, architecturally significant homes and yards are common. Haynes Manor is also home to Bobby Jones Golf Course and many properties enjoy the view.

The twin neighborhoods of Memorial Park and Wildwood are enviably located within some of the best spots for outdoor activities in the city.  Several parks, the Atlanta Beltline, Bitsy Grant Tennis Center and the recently remodeled Bobby Jones Golf Course are all a walk or bike ride away.  

These family-friendly neighborhoods also allow easy access to some of the main arteries of Atlanta.  

Like nearby Buckhead, Atlanta's Midtown district represents a cross-section of business, entertainment and residential communities. The past twenty years have completely transformed Midtown into a sophisticated, livable and indeed walkable urban center with amenities comparable to the great cities of the US.
 

Businesses and people have transplanted themselves from the suburbs, other states and around the world to take advantage of all that Midtown has to offer.

The Morningside / Lenox Park park neighborhood sits ideally between Ansley Park and Druid Hills in the heart of Atlanta's "lovable livable" center. Easy access to the Beltline, Piedmont Park, dining, shopping and Midtown make Morningside one of our city's favorite places to live.
 

Many of the homes originally built between 1920 and 1940 have been renovated and enlarged into truly surprising and wonderful spaces - indoors and out.

Peachtree Heights is divided into east and west neighborhoods by Buckhead's main artery - Peachtree Road. As one of the city's most convenient locations, residents enjoy easy access to a shopping, businesses, schools and transportation. It is also home to the much-loved Duck Pond.
 

Home choices in Peachtree Heights are many with comfortable single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses and grand estates providing a wide spectrum of choices.

Decatur is a standalone city that feels like one of the east Atlanta neighborhoods that it borders.  At the heart of it is a classic city square surrounded by government, business, entertainment options, shopping and great walkability.  

Strong schools and quaint neighborhoods draw a diverse mix of residents who have all they need here yet want quick access to Atlanta.

Beginning in the 1920's, Peachtree Hills was developed from farmland and a community of comfortable bungalows housed many middle class families who walked to nearby E. Rivers Elementary School. Many of those smaller 2 & 3 bedroom homes have been expanded and modernized over the years to meet the needs and desires of the eclectic neighbors. Young professionals, families, retirees and empty nesters form a friendly and active community.
 

Residents take advantage of convenient shopping, excellent restaurants, Peachtree Hills Park and nearby the MARTA. Some of the country's most accomplished designers and antique dealers are based at the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center (ADAC) located in the here.

Peachtree Park is another example of "you won't believe what's there..." neighborhoods. Tucked in the shadow of Buckhead's thriving business district, this friendly and active neighborhood is very popular with families who enjoy the social gatherings and comfortable setting. Halloween is a big deal here!
 

And for some, the access to Lenox Mall via the pedestrian bridge in the back of the neighborhood is too good to be true. Peachtree Park remains a mix of mid-20th century and newly constructed homes.

Sand Springs is a little bit of everything. Not too long ago, this fairly large and unincorporated area was largely thought of as one of the primary north suburbs of Atlanta. But regional growth over the past couple of decades essentially blurred the lines between north Buckhead and Sandy Springs.
 

In 2005, Sandy Springs incorporated as a standalone city. Geographically, the area is divided by I-285 with the south side bordering Buckhead and the north bordering Roswell, Dunwoody and Marietta. The living and lifestyle possibilities here are endless; from reasonably priced starter homes to exquisite riverfront mansions and everything in between.

Springlake is a small section of south Buckhead with easy access to I-75 and midtown Atlanta. There is plenty to like about living here; lovely homes, winding streets and plenty of shopping and entertainment options nearby. Recreational activities abound as the area abuts Bobby Jones Golf Course, Bitsy Grant Tennis Center, Memorial Park and the Atlanta Beltline.

Home to business and entertainment bigwigs, Tuxedo Park is also the official residence of Georgia's governor in a prominent mansion on West Paces Ferry.
 

By many measures, the neighborhood of winding streets, huge manicured estates and classic architecture of varying styles is the very top echelon of homes in Atlanta and indeed, the whole country.
 

Like the rest of Buckhead, Tuxedo Park was woods and farmland in the 19th century and gradually gave way to summer retreats. As the area around grew, the wealth and charm remain.

Recipient of many "Best of..." awards, "Va-Hi" is a trendy and eclectic hub of retail, dining and nightlife activity.  Proximity to Piedmont Park, Atlanta Beltline and Ponce City Market is a draw for both residents and visitors.

Classic bungalows and aesthetically-compatible newer, larger homes attract homeowners of all types.

The annual Summerfest is an arts and entertainment highlight and draws thousands of patrons each year.