This popular neighborhood, close to Piedmont Hospital and Ardmore Park, features bungalows and cottage style homes. Developed in the 1930’s-1940’s the Atlanta beltline runs through the neighborhood providing access to Tanyard Creek Park, Bitsy Grant Tennis facility and Bobby Jones golf course.

A charming historic Buckhead neighborhood that was founded in 1925 as a country club community. The homes range from quaint cottages to large 3-story, newer construction. The unofficial heart of the neighborhood is the Garden Hills Pool and Rec Center, first built in the 1930’s. Leased from the city and run by the neighborhood, it includes a ball field, playground, community center and pool house. Many residents purchase memberships but guests can swim on a daily basis as well. The pool is home to the Cool Sharks Swim and Dive Team where neighborhood kids compete all around metro Atlanta. Walk to Christ the King School (Catholic), the Atlanta International School (private) and Garden Hills Elementary (public). Close proximity to some of the area’s largest churches, schools and popular shopping destinations make it one of Buckhead’s true walking neighborhoods.

Known for its large lots and quiet streets this sought after neighborhood of stately homes off West Paces Ferry Road Kingswood is centrally located in Buckhead between Tuxedo Park, Mt Paran/ Northside, and West Paces Ferry/ Northside. While the neighborhood is easily accessible from West Paces Ferry Road, it is an enclosed neighborhood with no through traffic. There are multiple cul de sacs in this uniquely peaceful Buckhead neighborhood. Neighborhood walkers and children alike enjoy the quiet streets away from the main thoroughfares nearby. Pace Academy is just across the street, and Kingswood is a short drive to many of Atlanta’s best private schools. The address is also within the award-winning Jackson Elementary school district. An active voluntary neighborhood association oversees off-duty police patrols, as well as organized neighborhood social events.